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Work Info


Evolutionary Corridor

May 2024

Collaborated with Max Sun and Cathy Li

My Role:
Led the design and production of the project; Developed the interactive program that captured user position as input signals and transformed them into real-time projection outputs; Architecture modeling and rendering

Tools & Skills:

Kinect, Touchdesigner, MadMapper,Real-time projection mapping.



The Evolutionary Corridor is a proposed project tailored for the Design and Education Department of the American Museum of Natural History.






Evolutionary Corridor is a large-scale installation that integrates interactive technology with creative storytelling to create an immersive experience for visitors to explore the process of human evolution.




Design & Context
The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) is an iconic institution known for its extensive collections, exhibitions, and educational programs. However, the transition from the old to the new venue has led to noticeable disparities in the experiences of visitors. This discrepancy arises from various factors, including the evolution of exhibit design and technological advancement.
New  Venue (R) V.S Old Venue(L)




Drawing inspiration from the diorama at the entrance of the Hall of Human Origins, where two ancestors walk side by side (as shown in the image below). We aim to recreate the journey of human origins through technology.

We plan to install the experience in the empty corridor next to the Giant-Screen Theater, creating a seamless transition between different halls. This placement also reinforces our theme of depicting the journey of human evolution. Integrating real-time feedback, we wanted to enable visitors to immerse themselves in the journey and actively witness the evolution of humanity.





Proposal & Technology






Develop Process







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