Perception Filters
For the “Perception Filters” exhibition, the space and exhibition layout becomes a medium to reflect the nature of human perception.
“Mum, look 4”, acrylics on paper, 42x59 cm
The exhibition is planned as a circle divided into five rooms, with five small black halls in between.
The twist is that each sector has an identical set of art and furniture inside. The only difference is the museum guides who stand before the entrance, in the halls. The guides radically vary in their looks, age, gender features, and narratives.
As visitors move through the circular path, they repeatedly encounter the same display, but each time through different lenses of different humans and their interpretation.
The exhibition demonstrates how perception, both of art and reality, is shaped not only by what is seen but by the stories told and the judgments formed about those who tell them.