The rise of technology caused an upsurge of identity theft cases. This exhibit focuses on informing the viewer about identity theft as well as ways to prevent it from happening to them. As you approach the main wall of the structure you find the exhibit’s title, a small description about identity theft, and an interactive section that asks the viewer to place their “fingerprint” on any type of identity theft the viewer may have experienced before. This was done by placing a sticker that was available to individuals who wanted to participate.

The smaller wall contains three sections. The top left side is dedicated to tips and facts about prevention in the form of a video, while the right side breaks down what were the most impactful statistics about identity theft, in hope to inspire more awareness and caution.

The shelf on the bottom left side holds the booklet that accompanies the exhibit, which contains process, research, etc. This section is also where you find the fingerprint stickers to interact with the exhibit and a “freebie” for participating, which was a branded magnet. This piece was awarded design excellence at Arizona State University.