Hello, I’m Rae. Link to my comics and zines with multi-sensory audio, images, and tactile elements, and check out my sculptural tactile and audible assemblages.

Many of my projects combine sound and image. Several test the poetic practicalities of access tools like image descriptions and alt text. A few larger pieces venture into bumpy tactile and haptic terrain. I’m asking creative questions for myself, and anyone curious about accessible narratives and disability aesthetics, with disability access tools as art.

Link to About for my bio and Contact to reach me.

Photo of the artist making a foil rubbing of yellow truncated domes at a traffic crossing. They are sitting on the sidewalk, reaching down toward the foil, so their face isn't visible, and holding wooden tools to capture texture.
Photo of audio station with wall-mounted headphones and partial iPad screen with artist self-portrait. Below the iPad is larger print transcript of the audio sounds of navigating city streets with a cane.
Credit: BPhoto of tactile and audible zine "Embodied, a memoir comic," displayed on a table with the pages stretched out plus large text and audio guides.