At Emirates Towers in Dubai, Mohammed Bin Rashid Centre for Government Innovation (MBRCGI) displayed their latest thoughts on key topics of the future. Focusing on cryptocurrency and the UAE mission to Mars, the 4-sided immersive experience allowed up to four visitors independently to browse through all content using only hand gestures. Integrated into the graphics were visualizations of real-time crypto currency values, as well as visualizations of data acquired by “Hope”, the UAE’s probe to Mars.
For this unique exhibition, over 50 exhibitors and their products had to be consolidated into a uniform presentation system. I created a template-based, centralized content system which allows easy updates and seamless integration of videos and external signals. Controls ranged from regular touchscreens, circular touchscreens to physical buttons, making sure that each exhibitor had the best possible presentation experience - all within a uniform, fully animated environment.
A fully real-time rendered, experiential table installation for the DP World stand at the COP28 exhibition. To explain the impact of coral reef restorations, Visitors could place physical coral models onto the screen and virtual corals would grow underneath. Fish would start swarming around each hotspot and key messaging would appear. The physical markers could be moved around seamlessly in order to create any kind of shape of coral reefs. A second, more compact version, was created for Davos in Switzerland.
I was Head of Interactive for this annual temporary exhibition during the World Government Summit. “The Future is Biological” showcased government initiatives and policies from around the world that represent new and unconventional ways of solving pressing public challenges. Together with the team at 3Monkeys we created custom physical and digital interactive stations for each of the initiatives.
For the annual Museum of the Future exhibition, I was creative lead for all digital installations and creating a brand guide for the museum. Together with the team of 3Monkeys, many different interactive and non-interactive installations were created to explain and showcase what Artificial Intelligence is and can be.
Together with the team from Evolution, we custom-built a abstract TV installation with screens of different sizes and resolutions that served as the visual focal point of the activation at the Museum of the Future. Powered and mapped through Ventuz media servers, the display offered seamless playback of dynamic content, ensuring flexibility for different program moments.
