Filipa Nogueira Pires (Portugal); Graphic system; Redrawn by David Genco; Courtesy of Filipa Nogueira Pires
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0801, Feelipa Color Code, 2009
Its medium is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp6n6ujukyq&.
Feelipa is a graphic system that translates colors into tactile shapes. Red is a square, yellow is a triangle, and blue is a circle. Additional colors are created by combining shapes. Horizontal lines express shades of gray. For someone who can see some color, the shapes and colors reinforce each other. This simple system could enable people to add tactile stickers to various products, from clothing to food packages and pill bottles. The system is designed by Filipa Nogueira Pires.
Filipa Nogueira Pires (Portugal); Graphic system; Redrawn by David Genco; Courtesy of Filipa Nogueira Pires
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Video, 1:09 minutes
- Drawing, Study 146, Chart of Symbols Illustrating De Cesare's Form of Musical...
- color pencil, graphite on cream wove paper.
- Gift of the Estate of John De Cesare.
- 1982-25-79
![A twill woven cotton and merino wool blanket with twenty-five horizontal bands of color which increase and descrease in saturation in small block increments from one side to the other. The colors include violet, olive green, pink, pale blue and lemon yellow. At the top of the blanket the words [RAW COLOR, MULTITONE, INDEX COLLECTION] are printed in violet capital letters](https://images.collection.cooperhewitt.org/90373_582628846e909e37_n.jpg "Blanket, Index Collection, 2012")
- Blanket, Index Collection, 2012
- organic cotton warp, merino wool weft.
- Gift of Raw Color.
- 2013-22-1
![A white, circular plate with rectangular colored samples with their corresponding color names painted along the rim, each name is painted in capital white letters. The colors start blue and go clockwise through the color spectrum to green, orange, grey, black, white, brown, red, pink, purple back round to blue. In the center there is a logo of a brown buffalo with a black circular surround and the words [ONEIDA DINNERWARE / STANDARD ONGLAZE PALETTE] painted in black capitals.](https://images.collection.cooperhewitt.org/118574__n.jpg "Buffaloware Sample Plate, ca. 1975")
- Buffaloware Sample Plate, ca. 1975
- molded and glazed earthenware.
- Museum purchase from General Acquisitions Endowment.
- 2005-11-3
Listen to an audio recording of this text here.
This object was previously on display as a part of the exhibition The Senses: Design Beyond Vision.
