Title: Artist's Immersive Exhibit Incorporating Braille Raises Accessibility Questions Roy Nachum, an artist, explores a new immersive installation, Mercer Labs, inspired by his experiences with blindness, incorporating Braille in his artwork. The exhibit aims to dissolve traditional hierarchies between art, architecture, design, and technology, focusing on diversity and inclusion. Despite the use of high-tech equipment for display, concerns are raised over the accessibility of Braille for blind visitors. The initiative has generated significant interest on social media and aims to collaborate with other artists, musicians, and luxury brands. However, the use of Braille in the exhibit has sparked debate on its representation and its appropriateness.