We Feel

We Feel

We Feel is an accessible photo exhibition developed by the sensory qualities, promoting information to debunk myths, negative stereotypes, and prejudices to persons with disabilities.

In 2019, more than 13 000 people visited the first photo exhibition, We Feel La Plata. It was presented twice at the National Museum Pettoruti. In 2022, more than 100 000 visited We

Logo of the photographic exhibition We Feel. The letters of “We” in black color while the letters of the word “Feel” change, from left to right, from yellow to orange and purple.
We feel La Plata
We feel Villarino
Carla Coria, photographer in charge of the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel”, presenting the exhibition to 400 children in the Primary School of the Estudiantes de La Plata Club. In the background appear the photographs of the exhibition, Carla is standing talking to the children who are sitting on the floor.
Promotional brochures of the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel”, which contain a photo of Lelio Sánchez playing soccer in black and white and the logo of the exhibition in yellow, orange, and purple colors.
A purple brochure which contains a photo of Lelio Sánchez playing soccer in black and white, the logo of the exhibition in yellow, orange, and purple and the logo of the Honorable Chamber of Senators of the Province of Buenos Aires. In the background appears the building of the mentioned institution.
In a television studio, Carla Coria, photographer in charge of the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel” appears next to two interviewers. They are all sitting in red chairs. In the background there is a screen with the logo of the exhibition on a white background.
Lorena Julio, Co-Founder and President of Fundación Comparlante, and Griselda Rinaldi, treasurer of the foundation, presenting the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel” to the students of the Escuela Agropecuaria N1 of Hilario Ascasubi. Lorena and Griselda appear standing in front of the youths who are sitting in different places across the room. The photographs of the Exhibition appear in the background.
Lelio Sánchez, one of the persons portrayed in the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel, runs his hand over the inscription in Braille displayed over his photograph at the opening of the Exhibition in MediHome, in the City of La Plata .
Griselda Rinaldi is sitting, reading a story from "My World My Way" to a group of students from Pedro Luro's Primary School N35 who are sitting listening. In the background appear the photographs of the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel”.
On a wall, the curatorial text of the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel” is displayed, which includes a QR code that is being scanned by two persons with their smartphones.
A group of children, students of the Primary School of the Estudiantes de La Plata Club, surround Carla Coria, photographer in charge of the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel”, while observing a photography and one of the children points to the Braille description displayed over its surface.
The singer Nahuel Pennisi poses in an empty theater holding in his hands the photograph in which he is portrayed together with Silvio Rodriguez, which is part of the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel”.
A group of children visiting the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel” by Fundación Comparlante.
A group of 20 people attending the inauguration of the accessible photographic exhibition “We Feel” at the MediHome Foundation in the City of La Plata.
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