An exhibition concept for Fotografiska exploring how freedom looks different depending on who experiences it.

The project was built around the idea that accessibility is often discussed in practical terms, but less often through perspective and lived experience. Instead of framing disability as the subject itself, the concept focused on giving artists space to define freedom through their own point of view.

Using mirrors and reflections as recurring visual elements, the exhibition extended beyond the museum into the city, encouraging people to reflect on how they see others and themselves.

The goal was to create an experience that felt personal rather than explanatory, where the audience was invited to engage through perspective rather than instruction.