Part of the words and graphics displayed in the main visual and sign system of the exhibition were the handiwork of autistic and dementia patients. Our job was to carefully curate their works and stories that had deeply touched us. The prototype of the animals on the poster came from these art creators, we used 3D modeling coupled with transparent materials to make the poster appear blended into the scenery. This symbolizes the blurring of boundaries between the general public and people with special needs, as well as between reality and illusion. Flyers in the shape of 3D glasses, identification cards made based on the three primary colors, color vinyl records containing words of encouragement from the visitors that double as the portfolio gifted to the art creators—pre-existing art formats were no longer. The daydream has unleashed different possibilities.