Developing an interactive exhibition that makes gender-specific spatial inequality physically tangible in public space. Grounded in urban sociology and gender studies, the project translates empirical research into five sequential stations framing a single fictional evening. Rather than explaining inequality, the exhibition removes the frictionless movement most visitors take for granted: a telephone that never lets them speak, a bench that takes their space, a door that makes them wait, a path forcing a choice between the short route and the safe one. Only the closing resolution reveals the research behind each experience. The project was awarded the Student’s Choice MediaNight Award.