Tapintásért

Tapintásért is a Hungarian phrase that appears as a title or slogan in various cultural and civic contexts. Literally, it means "for touch" or "for the sense of touch." The phrase is used to foreground the importance of tactile experience in art, education, and public life.

Linguistically, tapintásért is formed from tapintás (the sense of touch) and -ért (for, on behalf of). As a slogan, it can signal advocacy for tactile access, sensory exploration, or inclusive design.

In cultural discourse, tapintásért is often associated with campaigns or projects aiming to make spaces and information accessible to people with visual impairments, such as tactile exhibits in museums or materials that can be explored by touch. It can also refer to artistic practices that emphasize materiality and embodied perception, inviting audiences to engage through touch rather than or in addition to vision.

As a term, tapintásért illustrates a broader interest in haptics and somatosensory knowledge within Hungarian discussions of design, disability, and science communication.

See also: tapintás, haptics, tactile art.