Introduction: We provided components and materials to create an exhibit exploring the concept of perfect symmetry in human faces. We crafted various components, including plywood elements for the monitor casing, a laminated tabletop, a POM knob for visitor interaction, and powder-coated steel legs for stability and support. Visitors are fascinated by the visual effects and the discovery of natural asymmetry in their own faces.
Challenge: To produce components with high precision and accuracy, ensuring a visually appealing and interactive experience. An additional challenge arose when the monitors delivered to the client had different dimensions than initially expected. We had to quickly adapt, retrieve the exhibits, adjust the openings in 9 of them, repaint, and deliver them back to the client within 24 hours.
Solution: Each component was carefully produced to meet the high-quality standards required for a museum exhibit. Our attention to detail and craftsmanship ensured a seamless and interactive experience for visitors. We were also able to promptly address the unexpected challenge, demonstrating our flexibility and commitment to customer satisfaction.
Result: Visitors enjoy an engaging and educational experience, observing the surprising effects of perfect symmetry on their faces. This exhibit effectively demonstrates the inherent asymmetry in human faces, sparking curiosity and conversation among museum-goers. Our ability to adapt and deliver under tight deadlines contributed to the successful implementation of the exhibit.