Frame Work: Detroit art exhibition dives into our curious brains

Zoom in: Curiosity governs Wineman, also called Wolfganggang, in a body of work that combines design, art, sound and the physical body. It looks at the concept of neuroplasticity, or how our brains evolve and change their structure in response to what we experience in our lives.

• The goal is to show that reality is malleable and can be rewired depending on life experience.
• Viewers navigate "a terrain that mirrors the brain's own capacity to reorganize and evolve," per a summary of the exhibition.

Zoom out: The display is part of a larger "MODDITIES" exhibition, with interactive textures and a layout meant to reflect how the brain can adapt.

Context: The museum is an arts, exhibition and education space founded in 2015, offering access to career pathways in the design industry.

If you go: The show runs 11-4pm Wednesday-Saturday through March 28 at 905 Henry St. on the third floor.