Sensory Experiments (2019) was a self-initiated exhibition, performance and immersive event developed for Melbourne Design Week. Co-conceived and creatively directed by me, the program explored how sensory environments shape perception, behaviour and human relationships.

Working with collaborators and partners, I developed the spatial environments, sets, props and installations through which audiences encountered the program, bringing together sensory experience, performance and spatial design.

Type: Exhibition, performance, immersive event

Scope: Creative direction, spatial design, installation

Location: Mission to Seafarers, Norla Dome, Melbourne, Australia

Duration: One day

Capacity: 350 tickets sold

Status: Completed
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Structured as three immersive Sense-Scapes, the event used taste, scent, texture, sound and light as spatial materials. Each environment was designed to explore a different form of human connection — Others, Nature or Self — and to provoke sensory awareness through movement, atmosphere, material and performance.

The spatial experience was conceived as a choreography between body, environment and collective participation, with audience responses recorded as part of the project's wider research into sensorial intelligence.