



SENSE5 Interactive Museum is a conceptual brand developed as a personal design challenge—exploring how to visually represent all five human senses within a single, cohesive mark. The concept evolved from an initial idea for a children's museum into a more inclusive "interactive museum" that invites visitors of all ages to engage with exhibits centered around sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
The mark combines a hand gesture with integrated sensory symbols. The hand silhouette incorporates an eye for sight, sound waves for hearing, a nose profile for smell, a mouth for taste, and the hand for touch. The wordmark "SENSE5" transforms the final "S" into the numeral "5". The Beiruti typeface was chosen for its rounded, friendly letterforms that echo the organic curves of the mark itself.



