“思维迷宫”，以空间为媒介，将“思维”转化为一段可以亲身进入的探索体验。这不仅是一个迷宫，更是一套关于大脑运作方式的空间表达。迷宫以玻璃构建、红色为主视觉，将思维的路径具象化为可行走的结构——没有既定路线，每一次转弯，都是一次判断与选择。

展览将抽象的脑科学转译为可互动的场景：八大“思维奇境”与八位机器人“思维守护者”，分别对应左右脑协同、能量消耗、记忆清理与灵感生成等机制，让观众在行走与互动中，逐步理解思维如何发生与运作。

不同观众都能在其中找到自己的路径：孩子在探索中建立基础认知，成年人则在不断选择与回溯中，重新审视自身的思维习惯与决策方式。“思维迷宫”延续了上海玻璃博物馆一贯的互动体验方式——观众不再只是观看者，而是在空间中参与、判断，并与自我展开对话。

迷宫的终点写着一句话：“I am a-maze-ing”。

或许真正的答案，并不在出口，而在行走的过程之中。

The Mind Maze, an immersive exhibition that transforms “thinking” into a spatial experience you can physically step into. More than just a maze, it is a spatial interpretation of how the brain works. Constructed with glass and defined by a striking red visual language, the maze turns abstract cognitive processes into tangible pathways—there is no fixed route, and every turn becomes a moment of decision and choice.

The exhibition translates complex brain science into interactive experiences. Eight “Mind Realms” and eight robotic “Guardians of Thought” represent functions such as left–right brain coordination, energy consumption, memory clearing, and the flow of inspiration—allowing visitors to intuitively understand how thinking operates through movement and interaction.

The Mind Maze continues Shanghai Museum of Glass’s approach to interactive experiences—where visitors are not just observers, but active participants who engage, decide, and enter into a dialogue with themselves. At the end of the maze, a simple line appears: “I am a-maze-ing.” Perhaps the real answer is not at the exit, but within the journey itself.