In Brescia, the Multisensory Museum of the Bambini in Braille Association opens its doors to schools: a space where art is not just observed, but also heard, touched, and experienced.
Launched in May 2024 at the Mompiano headquarters, the project makes the artistic experience accessible and engaging for children, teens, and adults, with and without visual impairments.
Euro Steel has proudly chosen to support the project, helping to transform art into a living, accessible, and deeply inclusive experience: because when culture is open to all, we build not just spaces, but opportunities, emotions, and a future.
Integrated with the SID – Solidarity and Inclusion Project and funded by OPM Valdese, the Museum promotes touch, sounds, scents, and colors as tools for knowledge and social inclusion.
It offers an educational experience that stimulates empathy, imagination, and active participation. Its exhibition features creative workshops featuring works
from the Atelier Arte of the La Mongolfiera cooperative, a tactile sculpture by the blind artist Felice Tagliaferri, tactile reproductions created with the Olivieri Art School, bas-reliefs by students of the Leonardo School, and works by inmates of the Verziano Prison.
After its initial openings to the community, the Multisensory Museum now offers structured visits to schools, with guided tours and workshops by reservation until June 2026, confirming its role as a point of reference for a truly inclusive culture.
For Euro Steel, supporting projects like this means shaping a future where inclusion, culture, and social responsibility become an integral part of what we build every day, inside and outside the company.