TAP TAP GO
The human moment
A pop-up exhibition has an energy shaped by its limited time: visitors know the room will soon change. Dhawal Laheri's Tap Tap Go vision could preserve a useful thread beyond that temporary setting. A connected profile can introduce the artist's current work and the public account of the exhibition without requiring the physical space to remain open.
The possibility worth exploring
The possibility is continuity of discovery rather than a promise that every exhibited work remains available. A clear profile could distinguish the past exhibition from current projects and explain where enquiries belong. Collaborating artists and organisers should receive appropriate context. This helps an interested visitor return to the right person later, even if the original venue, collection or programme has moved into its next chapter.
Imagine this community scene
Imagine someone seeing an installation on the final evening of a pop-up show. A profile shared by the artist links to a public project account. Months later, the visitor uses the current contact route to ask about a different commission, understanding that the original exhibition has ended.
Make it practical.
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