Immersive touch exhibition
Material box (with two material balls inside)
We use our sense of touch to gather information about our surroundings. When we based on our sense of touch, we will normally begin with a detail and then advance to the whole.
Aging box
Has anyone ever wondered what it’s like to live as a physically or spiritually disabled person? Touch is something we do not tend to think about until that ability has gone. Sometimes we usually tend to forget how important our sense of touch actually is.
Mystery box
The mystery box contains some natural and daily material we may meet everyday, can you even figure out what really inside with your hands?
words box
With simulating the feeling of touching without looking, how can thinking about dis/ability help people think more about ‘fitting’ and ‘not fitting’ into different situations, rather than relying on historically stereotyped divisions
words box
word boxes is for all people to guessing the meaning of the words inside without looking at it first. Simulating the environment and feeling of blind people touching braille.