Wild Togetherland explores a deceptively simple question: can humans and wildlife truly live well together? Through playful, multimedia installations, the exhibition reveals the hidden imbalances of urban life and invites reflection, curiosity, and conversation — reimagining how we might share our cities more thoughtfully, respectfully, and joyfully.
A MOBILE OF CO-EXISTENCE
Like a small city suspended in air, the mobile trembles with every touch. Add a fragment, and the whole begins to negotiate its balance. This poetic experiment reveals coexistence as a living choreography — fragile, responsive, and shaped by the care behind each choice.
TOILET TRAINING
Annoyed by bird droppings? Toilet Training turns that daily gripe into a mischievous game, imagining wildlife schooled in human etiquette. With humor and a wink, it flips the question: instead of training nature, should we rethink how our cities share space?
A whimsical merry‑go‑round waits for balance. Steady the sky, the sea, the land, the plants, and ourselves — and life begins to spin. This collaborative game turns respect into motion, reminding us that harmony isn’t a moral high ground, but teamwork in action.
RGB LANDSCAPE
Shift the light, and the city reveals its hidden layers. In red, rooftops glow; in green, forests breathe; in blue, tides ripple through steel and stone. This luminous world invites us to pause, look closer, and notice the wild lives moving quietly beside us.
URBAN ANIMAL FABLES
Boars practice zebra crossings, pigeons thoughtfully empty their tanks before take‑off, dolphins cruise through cloudy waters in unlikely gear. With playful absurdity, these urban fables reveal the pressures wildlife face — inviting us to laugh, then reconsider how kindly our cities are shared.
INTERSPECIES COUNCIL
Welcome to the Interspecies Council, where feathers, fur, and fins take the floor. Voiced by students stepping into wild roles, ten local species share their needs and challenges, reminding us that empathy begins when we start listening to those who cannot speak our language.
TODAY IS YOUR LUCKY DAY
What if a bird dropping meant good luck? This cheeky installation turns nuisance into blessing, inviting visitors to test their “luck index.” Get splashed, receive a nugget of wisdom. Through humor and chance, it reminds us that perspective can turn mess into magic.
THE CHAIR THAT GROWS A TAIL
Take a seat — and grow a tail. This cheeky transformation sparks laughter, then curiosity. If we’ve always secretly wanted one, what does that say about our wild side? Beneath the fun lies a gentle nudge to consider the animals whose worlds we quietly reshape.
