主視覺設計 Visual Design
石原氏色盲檢測圖（Ishihara plate）基於38種色盤的點狀分佈，可辨別出個體色覺辨認的狀況。而色覺辨認異常者（color vision deficiency, CVD）無法清楚識別所有色盤，該症狀使患者看不到圖中的數字或誤看。
本展主視覺設計概念，以「可見與不可見」（the Visible and the Invisible）為題，關注人體視覺的可見差異，並長時間投身於「觀看」的過程中，逐步揭開非視覺的不可見影響，並將這些日常覺察收納於「怪人地下合作社」。而所謂「怪人」並非「奇怪的人」，是感知「自我與環境間格不相入」的不安、迷惘、紊亂之怪異狀態。本展邀請來訪者相互分享與交談，由切身經歷「眼中的可見世界」（the visible world）展開討論，共同探尋那些仍不可見的淺在身體感知，熟悉自我「理解世界的方法」以直視生活中各種異感。
歡迎你隨時加入我們，也邀請你用如石原氏色盲檢測圖上的圓點貼紙，以色彩三原色於展覽中海報上拼貼出「眼中的可見世界」！
The Ishihara plate, a color vision test based on 38 dotted plates, is used to assess individual color recognition ability. Those with color vision deficiency (CVD) cannot clearly distinguish all the plates—some numbers become invisible or are misread.
This exhibition’s main visual theme, The Visible and the Invisible, centers on the differences in human visual perception. It focuses on the act of “seeing” over time, gradually revealing how invisible, non-visual forces shape our daily lives. These subtle observations are collected and presented by The Underground Misfits Co-op (UMC).
Here, a “misfit” is not simply someone strange, but someone who experiences a dissonance—a sense of unease, confusion, or disconnection between the self and the environment. Through shared conversations and experiences, we invite visitors to reflect on “The Visible World” through their own eyes, and together explore the invisible energies of the body that influence us. By becoming familiar with your own “way of understanding the world,” we hope to create space to confront life’s strangeness.
You're welcome to join us anytime—and we invite you to place primary-colored dot stickers on the poster, recreating the visible world as you see it, just like in an Ishihara test.
