This exhibition shares the personal stories of individuals with Down syndrome, offering insights into their daily lives, education, work, friendships, and dreams from their own perspectives. It aims to foster understanding and encounters on equal footing.
This exhibition provides a platform for people with Down syndrome to share their own stories. Through personal accounts, humor, and diverse perspectives, visitors gain insights into their everyday lives, educational and work environments, friendships, hobbies, and dreams. The exhibition features photos, interviews, and artistic works that highlight what is important to individuals with Down syndrome, the societal challenges they face, and how they contribute their strengths, talents, and creativity. It deliberately avoids clichés, pity, or sugarcoating, emphasizing the need for space, support, and self-determined living for everyone. The exhibition is complemented by essential information on educational opportunities, leisure activities, the job market, and independent living, acknowledging both achievements and ongoing needs. It was developed in close collaboration with people with Down syndrome, including graphic design input, content feedback, and co-created workshops.