An exhibition as the act of exhibiting, placing a piece in a place to be seen by others; but, it is also the act of telling, explaining, narrating. And moreover, by definition, it is "the location of an object in relation to the cardinal points of the horizon" which in an interior space are the four walls and also the floor and ceiling.

If to the piece and space we add the perspective of the viewer, we have the three elements that define the exhibition as a means, and distinguish it from any other. If to the place, the object and the viewer we add movement, we multiply points of view and therefore the observed aspects and the visual experience of the visit. The design of an exhibition orders the inner space, shaping a three-dimensional spatial arrangement worthy of being visited, which is explored and where solid forms, empty spaces and materials make up a changing space. A space that defines different perspectives of our tour, becoming the mediator between the visitor and the objects with their meanings.