In the film, Yagazie’s photograph “The Process of Re-learning Bodies” is displayed on the wall. It shows a woman, turned away from us, with a large scar across her back.

Using Canon PRISMAelevate XL software and Arizona printer series, Yagazie’s photograph becomes a revolutionary tactile experience, helping Lucy, accompanied by her adorable guide dog Molly, to feel the picture through touch.

Lucy, whose motto is ‘blind not broken’, lost her eyesight in her right eye at the age of 11, and in her left eye by the age of 17.

As a child, Yagazie was in a traffic accident, and dealing with the resulting scar has inspired her photography, which explores how women ‘re-learn’ their bodies after life-changing events.

Here, Lucy uses her fingertips to conjure the image in her mind, by reading Yagazie’s in-depth description, printed in braille.

Yagazie’s work is also printed in relief, so Lucy is able to touch and feel the key features of the image.