Human Behavior Exhibition – Out of Media

The Human Behaviour Exhibition consists of an integrated exhibition system built in Tainan, Taiwan. With this exhibition, the designers aim to show what natural, everyday life was like fifty years ago and how humans had behaved then. Highlighting the differences between the world before and after the introduction of media and information. The exhibition weaves together a space that preserves the paces of an earlier time and stories shared by its inhabitants to shed light on timeless wisdom and precious values. The venue is located in a four-storey building on Ji-sheng Street in Tainan. It is also the home of a 92-year-old woman with limited mobility who lives in solitude. As a result of her condition, this charming house has kept many of its original features intact. There are five exhibition areas, all of which have been preserved in their original state. The hope is that by being able to see, hear and touch real space and real objects, attendees will be transported back in time to experience the world before the introduction of modern media, if only for a brief moment.

 Red Dot Award: Design Concept | Concept | Exhibition and Events