🎨 What Is a Living Exhibition?
The “Living Exhibition” is an immersive format that combines art, technology, and performance. It transforms traditional galleries into interactive spaces where artworks respond to visitors — by moving, sounding, glowing, or even breathing.
This concept turns a passive viewer into an active participant — evoking curiosity, wonder, and emotional connection.
💡 How It Works
Location: Black-box gallery, loft, abandoned building, science center, or tech-art festival.
Artworks: Created in collaboration between visual artists, performers, engineers, and new media designers.
🔁 Example Interactions:
- A sculpture that vibrates when someone gets closer
- A painting that changes colors based on a viewer’s heartbeat (through a wearable)
- An installation that unlocks hidden layers via smartphone AR
- A performer slowly completing an artwork live during the exhibition
- A ceiling that expands and contracts like it’s “breathing,” triggered by ambient sounds
🎧 Add-Ons:
- Artist voiceovers in the audio guide
- Evening sessions with ambient or experimental live music
- “Make Your Own Living Object” zone for kids using tablets or modular sets
👥 Ideal For:
- Art lovers seeking fresh experiences
- Urban creatives and tech-savvy audiences
- Families and children
Collaborations with universities, design studios, or media labs
🎟 Ticket Tiers:
- General admission
- Interactive pass (with access to sensor-based works)
- Creator access (includes workshop participation + bonus evening program)
🌀 "Living Exhibitions" tap into the human need to interact, touch, and feel — creating deeper and more memorable artistic connections. It's not just an event. It's an experience that responds to you.
