considerations for degree show

In the run up to my final degree show I have been making considerations for the display of my work. For me, the audience and their experiences are paramount, and so I am specifically paying attention to how my work will directly address and involve audience members. 

I plan on having a number of works on display for the show, each displaying a kind of solution to the "problem" that an empty space poses, using language as a tool to mitigate the anxiety associated with unoccupied spaces. 

A projection will occupy two of the walls in my space, wrapping around the corner of the space so that it mirrors the layout of an open book. The two walls will converse with each other using text and imagery. 
I will display Error 404 as a back-lit projection on a plinth. The 3D structure will break up the floor space and give something for the audience to move around. 
I hope that I will also be able to display my zine works, either in their digital formats or as a physical copy that visitors can take away with them. What this will depend on is the space that I'm assigned for the show and the overall aesthetic of the display.