Inner Space is an experimental interactive installation centered upon the creator's own being as both subject of study and core expression. Through dual channels of digital virtual reality (Part A) and physical immersive apparatus (Part B), it transforms inner psychological states, emotional fluctuations, and complex perceptions of social gaze into a sensory environment open to external intervention and experience.

Taking the designer themselves as the narrative origin and the iconic gaze-phobia of social anxiety disorder as its underlying logic, the work aims to achieve the concretization, externalization, and interactive exploration of personal psychological landscapes.