Thursday 2 December saw the opening of Lights for the Blind at Sydney’s Customs House.
December 10th, 2010
The exhibition, sponsored by Medland Metropolis and supported by Vision of Australia and the City of Sydney, showcases Rob Caslick’s innovative application of LED for Braille code.
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