Exhibition Visitor Experience: A/B Testing Face Reactions ๐๐ for Better Engagement
Another whirlwind year at Art Basel ๐จ โ the crowds were overwhelming as always, but my curiosity kept me exploring ๐ง.

This visit revealed an amusing observation: art lovers wear exactly two types of “gallery expressions”:
1. The Sparkling Gaze ๐ when encountering masterpieces that resonate deeply, whether technically stunning or personally meaningful;
2. The Blank Stare ๐ when facing those perplexing contemporary pieces that leave you utterly bewildered.
(Confession: My art appreciation skills still need work ๐
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*Major fan moment! The two electrifying works behind my first “Sparkling Gaze” photo (Figures 3-4) belong to aokizy โ an artist I’ve digitally stalked on IG for ages. Witnessing their vibrant energy in person? Absolutely magical โจ.

This year’s exhibition sprawled dramatically larger than last year’s โ I barely scratched the surface. Though admittedly, my progress was slowed by a noodle break ๐ and some strategic beer runs before closing time ๐ป. The foodie contingent marches to its own drumbeat, right? ๐บ

Post-fair traditions matter! I celebrated at my newest obsession, Busan Night โ where every visit feels like a culinary adventure ๐ฎ.
Their Osam Bulgogi (sizzling pork belly and squid combo) is life-changing,
while the seafood ramen makes the ultimate drinking companion ๐ถ.
But the showstopper? Their fried chicken โ crackling hot first bite revealing rivers of juicy perfection ๐.
Pro tip: Their draft beer arrives crowned with magical ice flakes โ pure genius ๏ฟฝโ๏ธ.

*Plot twist: My night ended with a stealthy Alice Pizza grab โ their Mortadella slice? A flavor bomb worth every calorie ๐๐ฅ.

@Art Potato


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