immersive intimacy

I designed an immersive exhibit for conceptual photographer Kostis Fokas, whose work explores the human body through themes of identity, physicality, and posthumanist theory. The exhibit design was crafted to mirror the intimate and reflective nature of Fokas' photography. The space included beach-themed rooms with sandy floors, natural light, and minimalist materials like canvas and wood. Interactive elements, such as a love letter wall and water projections, heightened the sensory experience, allowing visitors to engage deeply with the themes of voyeurism and privacy present in Fokas' work.