by Nic Vogelpoel

For deafblind people, creativity is essential to maximise communication. Deafblind people have unique art-making skills and processes, and we're committed to supporting deafblind people to increase their skills.

This gallery showcases a small fraction of the exciting work deafblind artists are making in all areas of our organisation. In this blog, we'll be featuring the full spectrum of this work, including performing arts (such as theatre and dance), visual art, sculpture, ceramics, woodwork, crafts, music, storytelling and photography.

Nic Vogelpoel is Head of Arts and Wellbeing at Sense

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