Real Anti-Drug Action
This special exhibition combines anti-drug knowledge with diverse display technologies and interactive games. Utilizing techniques such as mirror reflections, shadow art, anamorphosis, and reverse perspective, the exhibition transforms the serious issue of drug abuse into a profound visual experience, allowing visitors to directly perceive the harm that drugs inflict on personal health and the community. The exhibition area features interactive games such as "Anti-Drug Golf", "Lobster Claw Fun", " Defeat the Drug Addiction Beast ", and "Awaken the Fallen Angel". These games guide participants to learn how to identify temptations and build resistance to drugs through interactive experiences.
A highlight of the exhibition is the AI shadow puppet animation "The Drug Dealer and the Little Lamb", which presents a fable-style scenario of drug dealers' temptations. This aims to deepen teenagers' self-protection and help-seeking awareness, allowing anti-drug concepts to take root in the exhibition experience.
The choice between using drugs and not using them comes down to a single thought. The National Museum of Natural Science’s "Real Anti-Drug Action" is with you every step of the way.