Flash Drive for Freedom is a global initiative by the Human Rights Foundation, addressing issues of digital freedom and access to information.
At RightsCon Taipei, the project took the form of a spatial installation.
Rather than relying on explanation, the installation allowed visitors to encounter these ideas through presence, movement, and engagement within the space.
Rather than relying on explanation, the installation allowed visitors to encounter these ideas through presence, movement, and engagement within the space.
The approach focused on translating existing material into an experiential structure.
Through overall layout, pacing, and visual restraint, the message was able to surface gradually as a part of the event.
Through overall layout, pacing, and visual restraint, the message was able to surface gradually as a part of the event.
A small interactive lightbox was introduced as a subtle point of engagement within the exhibition booth, offering a moment of pause and curiosity amid a dense information setting.
This project explores how spatial design and interaction can create room for understanding and reflection — supporting understanding through experience rather than direct instruction.
Flash Drive for Freedom 是由 Human Rights Foundation 發起的國際行動，關注數位自由與資訊存取的議題。在 RightsCon Taipei 中，專案以空間裝置的形式呈現，透過停留、行走與互動，讓抽象的價值能在現場被感受與理解。
此次呈現延續既有的理念，並將其轉化為一種可被經驗的空間結構。透過整體配置、節奏安排與視覺節制，訊息在空間中自然浮現，而理解則在觀者的行走與停留之中逐步形成。展區中加入一組互動式燈箱作為引發興趣的小媒介，創造觀眾停下腳步、產生互動的契機。
這個專案嘗試探索，空間與互動如何在資訊密集的環境中，為理解與反思留出餘地。
