Accessibility and help
Art should welcome people in. We are working to make the studio's work and services easier to explore with different devices and ways of reading.
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Choose how you explore
Open Display options near the top of any page to use a stacked reading view, reduce motion or increase contrast. Your preferences are stored in your browser when storage is available. Reading view refreshes the current page.
We also follow your device's reduced motion preference. You can enlarge text with your browser's zoom controls.
Keyboard navigation
- Press Tab to move through links and controls, and Shift+Tab to go back.
- The first link skips to the main page content. Press Enter to follow it.
- Press Enter or Space to use buttons. Press Escape to close Display options.
- Direct service links let you reach a page without travelling through the home page's scenes.
Work still in progress
Our accessibility review uses WCAG AA guidance as a technical target. This page describes the available options and known limitations; it does not claim a completed conformance assessment.
Interactive 3D viewers, scene controls, embedded media and older project images still need broader testing with assistive technology. Some video content may need captions, transcripts or additional descriptions. If a visual interaction is difficult to use, contact us for the project information in another format.
Tell us about a barrier
Contact Moshe Kadosh at studio.what.art@gmail.com. Include the page address, what you were trying to do and, if useful, the device or assistive technology you used. Please share only the details needed to describe the problem.