00:00It is a project that pays attention to the person, to his sensitivities, to his abilities and allows, in this specific case,
00:09to blind or visually impaired people
00:11or even to all those who are interested in having a multisensory experience inside the museum, to enter in
00:18direct relationship with our works of art,
00:21with our masterpieces, through an intimate, individual relationship, that is, not dictated by an audio guide text, but rather a
00:30pre-arranged visit,
00:32but allowing the person to dialogue with the work, with the space, with the other visitors, which the system through
00:41a simple touch of the glasses allows you to identify
00:44and allows you to answer questions, curiosities, and the desire to know.
00:49Our goal, since we were born, two centuries ago, has been to provide tools to support the era
00:58of the young creatives of the Academy,
01:00We do it today too, but above all to all our audiences, in the awareness that cultural heritage is a great
01:08heritage
01:08certainly artistic, cultural in meaning, but above all a great heritage that we must make available to humanity, to the person,
01:17so that he can find moments of imagination, freedom, or even just to face life's difficulties.
01:25This means doing our job, making every person who visits our museum a masterpiece.
01:33We therefore dedicate care to the people who visit us, to the people who want to have a cultural experience with us,
01:39as much as we pay tribute to our masterpieces and their authors and our job is to safeguard them
01:46humanity and pass it on for the future.
