Part of the process was the printing of individual panels on a yellow coated cotton canvas, a folded leaflet and an A3 information board with an introduction text in multiple languages. Sensorium had its premiere at the Play! exhibition in Prague (2010). Since then changed many other places in the Czech Republic and visited Austria once.
The Sensorium of the Twelve Senses aims to use games to introduce to people the senses, which are not commonly known to us, but which are essential to modern living. The Sensorium interactive object therefore not only represents the five commonly known human senses (touch, smell, taste, sight and hearing), but also playfully develops our sense of life, our sense of movement, balance, warmth or words, as well as our sense of the other person's thoughts and the other person's self. By taking a tour through the Sensorium of the Twelve Senses, a person can experience, identify, and show what can be done to develop the senses; what can be developed in order to improve their activity. The man of today can thus develop his abilities in the form of a game.
By taking a tour through the Sensorium of the Twelve Senses, a person can experience, identify, and show what can be done to develop the senses; what can be developed in order to improve their activity. The Sensorium gives its visitors the possibility to think about the complexity of human beings. Through games, everyone can experience what is the background of the existence of our twelve senses. The aim is to provide incentives for self-development and for reflection on the experience of life.
The authors of the "Sensorium of the Twelve Senses" are Oldřich Hozman and Jiří Wald.
