This is a team project where we build a museum exhibit based on a scientific idea in our book club book and each of us creates our own part of this exhibit. When we read The Sirens Of Titan, I was disappointed by how hopeless it made me feel- like life was meaningless. After watching a video review from someone who claims it is their favorite book, they miraculously provided three quotes from the novel about life's meaning, so we based our team project on how people make meaning of life. In these three quotes, I found a common theme of companionship. So while the rest of my team chose kind of sad subtopics like existentialism and cults, I chose companionship because it makes me feel fuzzy inside.

​

     Because my exhibit piece is about companionship, I needed to make a two-person interactive activity showing the benefits of friendship, not just teaching it. Our field trip to the Minneapolis Science Museum taught me that telling isn't enough to teach someone, we must show them and have them learn with their own hands to best understand the knowledge. I used three quotes from Kahlil Gibran and three more from Sadhguru (on the left) to guide me. I wanted to create an unfinished art piece full of accidents, like life, which could only be completed by someone else.