"Museum-as-Process" is a work-in-progress design research project currently in its design development stage, conceived as an artistic endeavour that investigates the experience of museum culture through spatial, archival, and perceptual lenses. Rather than understanding the museum solely as a typological container for objects, the project positions it as an active mediator between the visitor, the collection, and the traces produced through acts of encounter.
Particular attention is given to the transitional and fleeting moment that occurs after leaving a museum and re-entering the external world—an interval in which memory, perception, and meaning continue to unfold. Within this framework, the archive is approached not as a fixed or neutral entity, but as something artificially gathered, structured, and framed through practices of collecting and curating. Through objects, memories, and spatial reflections, the project examines how the meaning of space is produced, fragmented, and reassembled over time.
