Welcome to SPACES #34
SULCI WORLD, a London-based studio, building alternate creative spaces, for individuals who experience brain and sensory differences.
Their mission includes creating speculative environments for more inclusive exhibitions. Serving as blueprints for sensory-friendly spaces.
SPACES reflect this mission by offering a glimpse of what sensory-conscious art exhibits could look like.
Your Sensory Profile
An individual who experiences sensory differences might have a hypersensitive (over-reactive) or hyposensitive (under-reactive) reaction to their sensory environment.
As you browse this post, how do your senses react?
Most importantly... what would you add or like to see in an exhibition space, to fit your sensory profile? 🔅🔆
Enter the SPACE
Imagine this...
The SPACE has undulating green-lit installations.
You can walk and move between them.
They rest on a smooth white floor.
There is a dark linear ceiling.
Sensory Profile of the Exhibition Space
Medium-Sensory Threshold
Undulating green-lit panels.
Dark, linear, textured ceiling pattern.
Lighting is gentle but visually stimulating.
Design and Atmosphere
Futuristic and immersive.
Curved walls.
Organic shapes.
Comfort and Accessibility
Smooth white floor.
Seating areas around the gallery offer rest spots.
Sound
Intermittent sound.
Assistance and Guides
Clear sightlines support orientation in the large gallery space.
A consistent floor texture signals safe movement.
Seating areas are provided for accessibility.
Question
What are your favourite sounds? 🎵
Web3
SULCI WORLD has created a collection onchain.
On the eco-friendly Tezos blockchain. 🌱
Archiving sensory tips and insights, to help shape exhibitions.
SULCI WORLD | Studio Building Alternate Creative Environments For Individuals Who Experience Brain and Sensory Differences