How does our body operate in an art museum? While gazing at the artworks and walking through the exhibition hall, the viewer's body moves amidst concentration and tension. Nevertheless, when talking about viewing, the body rarely appears. The exhibition pays attention to the 'body', which is easily overlooked within the art museum experience in this way. An interlude is originally music played between acts in an opera or play, changing the atmosphere and preparing for the transition to the next scene. Like an interlude, the exhibition is situated amidst the journey of viewing, providing a buffer time to relax the body and tune the senses.