Twelve Signs of Life

The exhibition, a harmonious fusion of science art projects and the traditional permanent display of a science museum, emerged from a collaborative effort between biologists and contemporary artists. At the heart of the project lies the exploration of the distinction between living and nonliving entities, delving into the delicate boundary that separates these states.

We took charge of the comprehensive development and implementation of the multimedia design. Our objective was to create a design that offered visitors a holistic sensory experience, not limited to visual aspects alone. By incorporating sound and tactile elements, we aimed to immerse visitors in the world of science. The integration of impressive laboratory tests, sound installations, and video installations offered a sneak peak into the wonders of science. Additionally, our team meticulously handled the lighting design of the show, adopting a museum lighting style reminiscent of the Soviet era.