The extremely talented Francis Tsai continues to create amazing art, but instead of using his hands he now paints using his eyes and a Tobii PCEye.
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#ALS AWARENESS #LouGehrigsDisease #PARKINSONS
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Raising ALS | Lou Gehrigs Disease & Parkinsons Disease AWARENESS to the NEXT LEVEL!
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A woman with Lou Gehrig's disease paints using software that lets her control digital brushes with brainwaves. Now, thanks to a crowdfunding push, she's realizing her dream to exhibit her work. Read this article by Leslie Katz on CNET.
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I'm honored and excited to share this new project with you. On August 24th at the Kai Lin Art Gallery in Atlanta, we will be hosting a one-night art show titled…
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About The Film:http://gettingup-thedoc.com
How does a fallen man get back up?
Tony ‘TEMPT’ Quan is a legendary LA graffiti artist, social activist and publisher. In 2003, he was diagnosed with ALS (also called Lou Gherig’s Disease), a degenerative nerve disorder which has rendered him unable to move, breathe or speak…........... But his mind and creative spirit are still intact.
In 2009, Mick Ebeling and his Not Impossible Foundation brought a motley crew of international hackers and artists to Los Angeles to attempt the impossible: invent a low-cost, open source DIY device that allows Tempt to once again create art, using the only part of his body that still moves, his eyes. After months of harrowing trial and error, The EYEWRITER was born and Tempt was once again able to create art. Getting Up: The Tempt One Story beautifully illustrates that through the will of two men, and on the shoulders of a community, anything is possible.
WE WON THE AUDIENCE AWARD AT SLAMDANCE! Please support and follow the project at Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gettingupdoc Or visit the film's website: http://gettingup-thedoc.com/
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