The Blind Spots: A Matter of Persepctive
Experience Design
The everyday mundane objects on NYC street are elevated into a readymade artifacts in an exhibition/museum setting—where people pay high attention and treat everything surrounding them very precious. Creating a ‘graphic intervention’ that alters a human’s relationship to, or behavior in, an environment, I developed a way to use my design to influence the way a person move through space. I titled the exhibition “The Blind Spots: A Matter of Perspective,” in order to pinpoint how we become to think and behave different just by having a small label and white boarder lines.
• Inspiration
The initial inspiration came from the famous twit by a 17-year-old student, TJ Khayatan. TJ and his friends decided to put a pair of glasses on the floor of a gallery, then people’s reaction towards that object became completely different; they passed, looked, looked closer, reflected, thought and photographed.
(Credit: teejay (@TJCruda) May 24, 2016)
• Reference
The charts of the actual blind spot test were used as references for the posters.
