I designed the exhibition space with my project partner Jocelyn Tan Xin Yee under a project platform by Christophe Gaubert. Our initial idea, “Living Room” aimed to explore the intricate relationship between nature and humans, examining the irony of our desire to incorporate nature into our spaces while isolating ourselves from its true form. The exhibition simulates a living room, not as we know it, but as a shared space for both humans and nature. Through seven distinct sections, visitors journey through immersive environments that blur the lines between indoors and outdoors. Strategic use of black-and-white furniture highlights the displayed works, while windows and sounds evoke contemplation about whether we are looking out at nature or into our human world. Collaborating with the museum, taxidermy and visual identity elements further enhance the narrative, prompting visitors to reflect on their coexistence with nature. I am glad that the final exhibition space closely resembled our intended design, and I am happy if you had the chance to see this temporary exhibition in the flesh.