Moholy-Nagy’s assertion that “the main requirement of an exhibition is activity, flow, effective visual demonstration, and easy communication” profoundly influenced my preparation for the exhibition. Months ago, I conceptualized a user interface that would react to users’ movements via a webcam, dynamically displaying information on the screen. The idea involved placing different objects on a table, which users could hold up to the camera to receive data-driven information in real time.
This concept directly shaped the design and organization of my exhibition, ensuring an interactive and engaging experience. By aligning with Moholy-Nagy’s principles, I aimed to create a display that was not only visually effective but also intuitive.
