Department of Industrial Design, National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei Tech

Introduction

In the process of growing up, we once longed to become superheroes with the power to change the world through external abilities. However, as reality gradually becomes clearer, we begin to understand that what truly sustains our existence is not outward strength, but the dreams and beliefs that continuously operate within us. Like organs in the body, they are invisible yet essential—maintaining our will, emotions, and sense of identity, allowing us to exist and function as whole beings.
This exhibition takes “dreams as internal organs” as its core concept, translating abstract ideas into spatial experiences. It brings together works from diverse design disciplines—including product, interaction, spatial, and visual design—while shaping a dynamic environment through circulation, transitions, and variations among exhibits. The exhibition space functions like a living body, where each work acts as an “organ,” interconnected and interdependent.
Through this journey, the exhibition invites viewers to reconsider the nature of dreams and to become aware of their inner forces, ultimately recognizing them as vital energy that drives us toward the future.