MOVING WITH | Exhibition Design

This exhibition presents the research behind A Little Less Human as a spatial narrative. It offers a walk-through experience of my embodied design workshops, which explore perception across species and bodies—from dogs and elders to sensory-disabled individuals.

Divided into three main zones, the exhibition aims to immerse visitors through layered formats: text, video, interactive tech, and physical props.

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Entrance & Identity

Design Intent: Establish curiosity, scale shift, and conceptual framing.

Elements:

• Bold wall typography introducing the exhibition’s title and concept

• “Mind Your Head” lintel to create a physical threshold and shift posture

• Floor vinyl for directional flow and visitor orientation

• Introductory panel with body-height-scaled text layout

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Main Gallery Loop

Zoning: Three exhibition “stations” align with three thesis themes:

• Dogs / Elders / Deafblindness

• Integrated screens with looped videos

• Modular bench seating for rest and contemplation

• Headphone docks for individualized listening

• Visual system connecting themes via color-coded labels and typographic consistency

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Interactive Area

Focus: Visitor agency + tactile interaction

Components:

• Interactive screen or projection for self-led exploration

• Shelves displaying workshop tools (e.g. dichromatic lenses, beak prosthetics, antlers)

• Soft lighting and lower contrast to invite slower, sensory-focused engagement

• Material palette referencing bodily textures (rubber, felt, woodgrain vinyl)