Visitors to PlayLab Inc's new installation for the Design Academy at Brooklyn design venue A/D/O better not have a problem with decisiveness. The immersive art experience forces those who participate to make choices about the various pieces they encounter, so getting paralyzed by options will leave one with an incomplete artistic adventure.
The installation features several stations. Each station features some sort of artwork as well as several options represented in pamphlets, and visitors need to pick a pamphlet that best fits their own opinions. By the end of the trip through PlayLab Inc's preferential maze, visitors will have built up a full catalog of the exhibition that reflects their own personal tastes. In other words, each visitor receives a unique takeaway of the installation according to who they are as a person.
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PlayLab Inc's Immersive Exhibit Forces People to Make Choices
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