It is an experimental contemporary art work that appeals to the five senses as perception, can be visited by using all of the senses of sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell, and with this feature, it is an experimental contemporary art work, which is unique in the world.
The starting point of the exhibition is a dimensioning between facts and perceptions, the search for new dimensions and different experiences. This way of display, where visually impaired people can easily visit, in a sense ends a phenomenon and taboo from the past. Despite the fact that blind people perceive and interpret the world they cannot see in three dimensions, the fact that people who can see describe the objects they see in two dimensions, in a sense, reveals the dimensional differences of perception. In the exhibition, an eye looking from a fixed point perceives only the surface of the object facing itself, while an eye that cannot see makes sense of the object it touches with the desire to see it in three dimensions and describes it in three dimensions.
Creation, power, love, fears and apocalypse are also the facts of the past with elements of narration and description beyond the descriptions of the world in which man lives, and also about the future. It is an emphasis on the importance of togetherness and journey.
