TERRA SANCTA MUSEUM
Illuminating the layers of history
An emotional visitor experience that introduces travellers to the layered history of Jerusalem.
A custom-built, free-floating topographic city model becomes the projection surface for an 8-minute light and narration-based film.
PROJECT
Located at the Second Station of the Cross, the Terra Sancta Museum welcomes thousands of visitors each year with a powerful introduction to the story of Jerusalem—from Herod the Great to the present day.
Archaeological artifacts are staged through choreographed light, voice-over, and projection, unfolding across a suspended sculptural model of the city.
For the first time, ancient maps of Jerusalem were digitized and animated, layering visual history onto a modern storytelling canvas.
Produced in eight languages, the experience provides visitors with both spiritual grounding and historical clarity as they begin their walk along the Via Dolorosa.
Located at the Second Station of the Cross, the Terra Sancta Museum welcomes thousands of visitors each year with a powerful introduction to the story of Jerusalem—from Herod the Great to the present day.
Archaeological artifacts are staged through choreographed light, voice-over, and projection, unfolding across a suspended sculptural model of the city.
For the first time, ancient maps of Jerusalem were digitized and animated, layering visual history onto a modern storytelling canvas.
Produced in eight languages, the experience provides visitors with both spiritual grounding and historical clarity as they begin their walk along the Via Dolorosa.
CLIENT
ATS Pro Terra Sancta
LEAD CREATIVE STUDIO
Tamschick Media+Space GmbH
CREATIVE DIRECTION
Charlotte Tamschick
ART DIRECTION and ANIMATION
Nathalie van Sasse van Ysselt
PRODUCER
Uwe Schlottmann
ATS Pro Terra Sancta
LEAD CREATIVE STUDIO
Tamschick Media+Space GmbH
CREATIVE DIRECTION
Charlotte Tamschick
ART DIRECTION and ANIMATION
Nathalie van Sasse van Ysselt
PRODUCER
Uwe Schlottmann
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