Tero Kokko: Touching Picture

How does a visually impaired photographer see the world? Tero Kokko's Touching Picture photo exhibition offers a multisensory experience, where the most important thing is everyone's own way of seeing the series of images. 

Touching Image asks if people are actually seeing things or whether they are skipping them by taking them for granted. The visually impaired Tero Kokko challenges the viewers of the images to sense, to perceive, to feel and to touch.

Iris Centre

1.-30.11.2022

Working days 8.00-18.00

Free entry, the opening of the exhibition on 2.11. at 16.00 in the exhibition space on the 3rd floor of the Iris Centre

Tero Kokko's photo and embossed book Touching Picture will also be published at the event.    

All the images in the exhibition are tactile embossed images, some in colour. Descriptive texts for the works have been composed in different languages. In this way, everyone can get acquainted with the exhibition and the book in their own way.