Art for All is a design research project that investigates how low-vision sensory experience can reshape museum interpretation. Rather than treating accessibility as accommodation, the project reframes it as a form of curatorial knowledge. This project explores how multisensory design storytelling, spatial cues, and sound can make museum experiences more accessible for visitors with visual impairments. By expanding the ways people engage with art, it repositions museums as spaces of care, connection, and shared discovery.