#72 – Colors Without Colors

Colors 72 explored the sightless side of the world and found out how it is to be part of a minority in a world order designed for the majority. A world without colour but rich in nuances, just as losing your sight doesn’t mean losing the meaning of things. The first black-and-white Colors, for the world’s 40 million people who are blind or partially sighted; the first Colors you can read or listen to at home or while out and about. The magazine included a free, four-language CD sound-tracked with gypsy music by the blind violinist Tcha Limberger.