Break the boundaries of a single sense
Redefine the cultural heritage experience
Combining archaeology, anthropology, and digital technologies to deliver immersive, multi-sensory exhibition solutions for museums.
Five Sensory Dimensions
Visual
Break from traditional visual centrism and explore multi-dimensional sensory experiences.
Auditory
Reconstructing historical scenes and cultural memories through sound
Smell
Scent as an Emotional Trigger for Cultural Heritage
Haptic
Touch brings artifacts from display cases to the audience.
Taste
Taste awakens cultural identity and collective memory
Featured Cases
Multisensory Curatorial Practices for Museums and Art Galleries
The Palace Museum
The Forbidden City Scent Restoration Project by the Palace Museum
Reconstruct Ming and Qing imperial fragrance formulas through chemical analysis and historical documents, allowing audiences to experience the scent of history.
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Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art
Tangshan Contemporary Art Museum: Tactile Narrative Exhibition
Break the "Do Not Touch" taboo by designing interactive tactile installations to reimagine the visitor experience.
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Dunhuang Academy
Dunhuang Academy · Reconstruction of Silk Road Soundscapes
Reconstructing the soundscape of the Silk Road based on mural content and historical records
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Sensory Archaeology Methodology: An Interdisciplinary Path from Material to Perception
Zhang Mingyuan, Li Sihan
Journal of Archaeology, Volume 2025, Issue 3
Cognitive Psychology Foundations for Multisensory Experience Design in Museums
Wang Yixuan, Chen Haoran
"Museum Studies", Issue 2 of Year 2025
Research on the Emotional Mechanisms of Scent Memory in Cultural Heritage Dissemination
Liu Yutong
"Cultural Heritage", Issue 4, Year 2024