SENSORIUM
EXHIBITION DESIGN / 2019 SPRING432 South Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA
Sensorium will give visitors a chance to show how blind or deaf people use their senses to experience the world, and introduce the rich sensory world hidden within each of us. This exhibition will change attitudes towards those with disabilities, and raise awareness of our surroundings through the use of all five senses.
INSPIRATION
Touch
Vision
Smell
Taste
Hearing
Touch
Vision
Smell
Taste
Hearing
MOTIVATION
The most precious gifts in our lives, and consequently the things we happen to take for granted the most, are our senses: our sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell; the building blocks of how we perceive and understand our world. However, we overly depend on technology which made us hard to stay connected to our senses.
The most precious gifts in our lives, and consequently the things we happen to take for granted the most, are our senses: our sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell; the building blocks of how we perceive and understand our world. However, we overly depend on technology which made us hard to stay connected to our senses.
POSTER
EXPERIENCE
TOUCH
People are able to touch the textures of the different tree bark. They can also place their hands inside and only using the “sense of touch” to feel the object.
TOUCH
People are able to touch the textures of the different tree bark. They can also place their hands inside and only using the “sense of touch” to feel the object.
Vision
Enter a small forest where magnifying glasses hang from the branches. Pay attention to the details, use the glasses to find the differences in the trees.
Hearing
Listen to various sounds of water on the telephone headsets. People will see water ripples while listening.
Taste
Candy is lowered from the ceiling - twist the switch and choose a flavor. There are five different flavor for people to experience.
Smell
Smell objects without seeing the source, including good smell and bad smell such as smell of river, flower, and trash.
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CONSTRUCTION DRAWING
PHYSICAL MODEL
