The exhibit has two booths. One is called the Negatizer — in this small room you are shown negative things and see negative sad words, but you will hear laughter over the speakers in the room. The other is what we have now — you will see pretty pictures and you will hear booing and hissing, but see beautiful things. This is the one everyone has to go into before entering into the exhibit.
All the room is sad and dark. Pictures will have just spotlights in front of them. There will be dim lights leading to each picture. The composition will have light crickets creeping in the backgrounds in the parameters of the room. Then in the distance you will see like an awesome light — a plastic castle that is huge, just the entrance and beyond the wall. You will not be able to see it, but then you will come around the corner or the side and you are caught off guard and you see the castle.
Before that you will come across the guardian — it will ask if you are kind and maybe you can pick a path. To the left is bad and it takes you past the castle and back to the first part of the exhibition. The other, right, takes you to the palace. In the palace there is safety and light and joy and fun. It will have the saying: "Hello, isn't this a beautiful day."
At the end of the palace you go back to the separate joys, each with the spotlight, and you have to enter into the other booth. This teaches people to be happy still on the inside even though you cannot control your outside. It teaches people to understand that they always have a choice.
Have you ever had a day when you were happy and joyous and someone tried to make you mad and it just rolled off your back? Another day you were mad and someone bothered you and they made you so mad. It is you.