Black Cube: An Exhibition Space and Bodily Spatial Perception

This exhibition takes place in a darkened "Black Cube" environment, where traditional architectural elements such as walls, floors, and columns are obscured. Instead, the spatial composition of the exhibition room is defined solely by <Art and Information>. The exhibition is three-dimensionally arranged so that the room is filled based on the informational domain of each artwork, creating a spatial cognition through a volumetric display.

Stories associated with each artwork are displayed parallel to the art itself, allowing visitors to appreciate the art alongside its narrative.

There is no set path through the exhibition; instead, the narrative unfolds according to the viewer's path, making each visitor's experience uniquely their own. Thus, the narrative and the exhibition are shaped not by curators or architects but by the viewers themselves.

As photography is allowed, this exhibition may be widely shared online. However, the exhibition highlights the distinct differences between spatial perception through the naked eye and through cameras or screens. The physical presence of the human body in the space creates a unique experience that can only be fully appreciated by those who visit in person.