MindWorks is an exhibition rooted in cognitive psychology, and explores mental processes like decision-making, creativity, emotions, memory, and consciousness in a way that is playful and interactive. Through self-discovery, visitors can learn more about how their minds work–and why we think, feel, and react the way we do.
Featured exhibits include the Shape Shifter, a spatial-reasoning challenge that invites guests to navigate a maze of abstract forms; interactive decision-making games that surface implicit biases; The Dinner Party, a VR experience examining the psychology of eyewitness testimony; the Flow State, an exhibit where visitors compose music from physical blocks or create paintings through movement; and the Co-Creation Space, where visitors collaborate to produce public art.
This project was researched, designed and fabricated by the Ontario Science Centre. My role was as an Exhibit Designer with the Ontario Science Centre.
