| 摘要 |
How exhibitions of revolutionary cultural relics affect and enhance the audience's comprehensive experiences was discussed from aspects of bodily perception, spatial interaction, emotional resonance, and value identification, and the experience design of exhibitions of revolutionary cultural relics was further studied to better carry and convey the spirit of the revolution. Guided by embodied theory, this study was provided with methodological support from various perspectives, and analyzed the current development and existing problems of exhibitions of revolutionary cultural relics through field investigations. Currently, embodied theory is gradually being applied in exhibition design, and the focus of exhibitions is shifted from "objects" to "people". By collecting direct feelings and feedback from the audience on the exhibitions of revolutionary cultural relics, and theoretical construction and practical application for the experience design of these exhibitions are solidly supported. The needs for emotional and inspirational awakening, education and learning, participation and interaction were revealed. Based on the audience’s behavior, a four-step design method was proposed: enhancing the sense of place, enriching sensory experience, strengthening interactive experiences, and fostering a sense of belonging. Through the application of experiential design in these four dimensions, it aims to reshape the methods of exhibitions of revolutionary cultural relics and promote a deep integration between the exhibitions and embodied theory. |
