In this project, the designer uses prefabricated technology to complete the main structure of the whole plant. We design the size of each unit as standard and modular, and each unit is standard 450mm. Designers use this size to form a triangle structure. Because the triangle has good stability, and the angle can be changed and controlled, it provides the possibility of deformation of our device. Designers use sustainable plastic, which is a recyclable material that’s very lightweight and people can move freely on their bodies. The first part of each unit is fixed and connected with screws, which is as simple as assembling a jigsaw. The designer uses digital multimedia systems, projection, and curtain equipment to play our designed movies so that people can have a powerfully immersive experience.
The part of the film is a very important part of our design. The film is unfolded in the way of storytelling, showing the extreme climate in two different environments, positive and negative. The designer simulated how the device interacts with visitors in several different scenarios. Because the whole device is detachable and wearable, the exhibition venue is flexible. It can be held not only in the Tate Modern Museum but also in shopping malls, borough markets, and art galleries. Different scene changes will be recorded by video as part of our final movie.
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