Exhibit Concept & Experience Design Team — Arts, Health & Community Impact

We are forming a developing interdisciplinary team to explore the possibility of creating a concept-driven exhibitdesigned to generate emotional, psychological, and sensory impact in the community through visual, graphic, and sound-based experiences.

This is a strategic concept and feasibility phase. The team’s role is to explore ideas, assess possibilities, and help shape a compelling exhibit concept that could later be presented to hospitals, community spaces, cultural venues, or partner locations.

This project represents a long-term goal we are actively developing. The initial focus is to:

• Explore whether this exhibit is feasible
• Define what form it could realistically take
• Understand how it might adapt to different locations
• Shape a clear, thoughtful concept that can be presented to potential partners

The exhibit would explore themes related to human experience, emotional awareness, health, resilience, and reflection, using a combination of:

• Visual and graphic elements
• Sound or ambient audio experiences
• Narrative flow and emotional pacing
• Psychological and human-centered design principles

At this stage, the work is about clarity, direction, and possibility, not execution.

We are seeking collaborators with experience or strong interest in:

• Exhibit or installation concept development
• Visual arts, graphic design, or spatial storytelling
• Psychology, emotional design, or human-centered experiences
• Sound design, audio storytelling, or immersive environments
• Creative strategy, curation, or program development

You are a strong fit if you:

• Enjoy early-stage ideation and strategic thinking
• Are comfortable working without a fixed outcome
• Think about how people experience space emotionally and psychologically
• Can contribute ideas while considering feasibility and adaptability
• Collaborate openly and respectfully within a group