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To elderly living with visual impairment, what is life like?

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“I will help as much as I can. Otherwise, how can I get through this long day.” Shui-mui said, feeding a pear to her mate in the residential care home.

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“I have a grand-daughter who is older than you. She is a good girl and she will take me to have dim sum.” Lin Tai was with her walking frame, speaking slowly.

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Talking about embroidery.

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“My eyesight is getting worse. I made this thing at night while watching TV show.”

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Our dialogue begins with embroidery. One moment we talked about embroidery, but the next moment they took us to a trip down memory lane. The hustle of everyday life may hold us back from seeing or hearing things that are actually around us. We now invite you to wear the special eyeglasses to “feel” the trace of their embroideries with the sense of touch and hearing.

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【Touch of Embroidery】

Exhibition

i-dArt Kitty WOO Gallery

(Back Shop, G/F, Wing Cheung Mansion, 78 Morrison Hill Road, Wan Chai)

11:30nn-7:00pm (Tue-Sun)