Multi-mirror face display
A circular faceted mirror is presented within a dedicated visitor station. The matched physical recording documents the same exhibit configuration.
View this exhibit referenceTIANSHAN PROJECT, CHINA
Hands-on science exhibits for the Tianshan project
Explore the Tianshan science-project archive through a light-controlled aircraft setting, a multi-mirror face display, a colourful ball-track wall and matched real footage.
THE EXHIBITS AND THEIR SETTING
An invitation.
To try science.
The Tianshan photographs place physical activities within a bright discovery setting. The main image shows a light-controlled aircraft installation; the records below focus on a multi-mirror face display and a mechanical ball-track wall. Matched footage is available for the mirror display and a separate water-play configuration.
Plan a science-center exhibitFROM THE PROJECT PHOTO ARCHIVE
Look at the individual exhibits.
Look beyond the wide gallery view. Compare the physical form, visitor position and surrounding space in these actual reference photographs.
Mechanical ball-track wall
The installed reference combines curved rails, mechanical elements and colourful wall graphics. The photograph shows the relationship between the track structure and the visitor area.
THE PHYSICAL REFERENCE IN MOTION
See the actual recording.
These recordings come from the same named project archive as the exhibit references. Open a film for its viewing guide and product details.
12 sec · ACTUAL EXHIBIT FOOTAGE
Multi-mirror face illusion exhibit — physical reference video
View the matched physical reference for multi-mirror face illusion exhibit. The sequence documents the real exhibit setting and visible activity; the web edit is silent.
Open video & viewing guideMore actual footage from this project archiveWatch the water-play configuration
FOR YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Turn the reference
into a practical brief.
Planning guidance for a comparable project; not a retrospective claim about the original contract.
Start from visitor participation
Choose activities that make the intended action clear through controls, physical form and short instructions.
Coordinate the collection
Plan how light, motion and water activities share space, supervision and circulation.
Allow for different interfaces
Confirm the supply, access and service requirements separately for dry mechanisms and water-based installations.
Start with the visitor action, available space and intended supply scope.Prepare a project brief
FROM CONCEPT TO TURNKEY DELIVERY
Planning a comparable setting?
Share your gallery plan and the exhibits you want visitors to experience. We can work through the design, fabrication, installation and support scope.