The project investigates how exhibition architecture and curation shape the behavior of visitors. Using ceiling-mounted cameras, movement within the space is anonymously recorded and analyzed. At the end of the exhibition route, visitors are shown a visual playback of their own movement data, making visible how strongly their actions are influenced by spatial structures, social codes, and implicit forms of guidance. In a way, the project questions the very exhibition space in which it takes place. It shifts attention not only toward the exhibits, but also toward the institutional structure of the museum space itself. In doing so, it reveals how much ideology is already active within exhibitions, even when it is never explicitly formulated.