Case Study of Visualization Engine Implementation: Morohashi Modern Art Museum, Public Interest Incorporated Foundation

By sharing voices in real time, it becomes possible to engage in interactive appreciation with an "indeterminate number of people," which was not achievable in previous gallery talks.

We would like to introduce a case where the "Visualization Engine" was implemented at the Morohashi Modern Art Museum, a public interest foundation. Using a word cloud, we projected the voices of visitors both in the venue and online onto the venue itself, challenging the concept of "interactive appreciation" during the COVID-19 pandemic. We adopted this system for its pop and easily readable output. We collected feedback on the artworks using this system and projected it as a word cloud on the walls of the museum using a projector. This allowed us to express the impressions of those who viewed the same artwork as a "form," regardless of location or time. [Initiatives] - Feedback posted by visitors from tablets within the museum and impressions shared by online viewers on social media were visualized in a word cloud format. - In addition to projecting in real-time on the walls of the museum, the output was also shared on the web. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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