The Invisible Gallery Experience
Our interactive team designed and developed an experiential installation that invites audiences to uncover hidden artworks using their mobile phone’s flashlight—transforming a familiar device into a tool for discovery.
By integrating real-time tracking sensors, the installation detects the position and movement of each phone, revealing concealed visuals beneath a seemingly blank white surface. The result is a playful yet thought-provoking interaction that encourages exploration, curiosity, and deeper engagement with the artwork.
Task
To spark curiosity and inspire reflection among youths through an immersive, interactive installation—encouraging participation, movement, and personal discovery.
Engaging youths in meaningful reflection requires more than passive observation. The challenge was to design an experience that could spark curiosity, invite exploration, and encourage personal interpretation—without relying on explicit instruction or traditional storytelling.
We sought to create an environment where discovery was self-driven, allowing youths to engage at their own pace and uncover meaning through interaction. By turning absence into intrigue, the experience prompts participants to slow down, look closer, and reflect on what is often unseen or overlooked.
Participants use their mobile phones to reveal hidden artworks through light and movement—transforming passive viewing into active discovery. Simple gestures invite exploration, shared moments, and personal reflection.
Interaction Mechanics
- Mobile phone flashlight as activation
- Real-time position and motion tracking
- Hidden visuals revealed through proximity
- Designed for individual and shared exploration
The experience is thoughtfully engineered, not just visually appealing.