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FREECOLORS
Colorblindness - endless creativity

There are more than 400 million color-blind people in the world.


Color blindness is not a disease, but simply a different way of seeing colors.

Color-blind people are often discriminated against in daily life, but almost no one recognizes and deals with it.

In 2018, I founded the

Colorblindness Creativity Project
A social project where creativity explores and is inspired by the world of dyschromatopsies with the aim of breaking down discrimination and fostering inclusion.
Being aware of colorblindness contributes to our personality development, allows us to be more inclusive and make a socially relevant mark.


Coloblindness Creativity Project is intentionally versatile.

  • Through more than 30 multi-material artworks, it offers an open window into the world as seen through the eyes of color-blind people in a language that is engaging and accessible to all

 

  • Most children and youth discover they are colorblind during their school years.  CCP provides teachers, students and parents with the educational and training tools to create a truly accessible and inclusive school environment.  

 

  • Colorblindness Creativity Project Focuses on higher education for designers, professionals and businesses. There are more than 400 million colorblind people in the world. So every designer, Brand or Retailer encounters a significant percentage of colorblind people and their needs.   Ignoring this part of the market is definitely a big mistake.

  • ​Colorblindness Creativity Project is constantly growing and open to collaborations. 

  •    For information: fatiribilli@libero.it  

  •  +39 347 6669 485

    Collaborations and events:
    Fashion Institute of Technology NYC
    Biffi Art Gallery
    SOUX-school of architecture for children organized by BACo Baratti.
    Link to FIT Lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEQXcfkkfHs

 

Support the Colorblindness Creativity project: 
Scan the QRcode and make your free donation. 

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