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PROJECT
TING, Technology and Democracy
Norsk Teknisk Museum, Olso (NO), 2014

On the occasion of the Norwegian Museum of Technology‘s 100th anniversary, the participatory exhibition TING was created, inviting visitors to explore and discuss the complex relationship between technology and democracy.

Surrounding the TING table, a 25 metre wide and 5 metre high shelf displays 100 objects from the museum’s permanent collection and is simultaneously a 180° projection surface.

Visitors explore the shelf with the interactive tablets or by placing the wooden cubes on the table, simultaneously bringing the objects to life and immersing themselves in the spirit and history of these technologies.

Eight controversial objects are put up for discussion and voting at the TING. Each of these revolutionary technologies is introduced by a short film, narratively illustrating their past, current and future possible impacts on democracy and society.

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TASKS
Concept, art direction, storyboarding, style frames, on site implementation, development and design of VVVV assets and interactive structure of the installation, close collaboration with museum curators during the writing of narration and exhibition texts.

Sound studio direction of voiceover recordings.

A complete autonomous interactive system was created for this installation with VVVV .

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CLIENT
Norsk Teknisk Museum, Oslo.

AGENCY
Tamschick Media+Space GmbH

CREATIVE DIRECTION
Marc Tamschick

ART DIRECTION/CONCEPT
Natalie van Sasse van Ysselt, Marc Osswald

PRODUCER
Tobias Ziegler

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AWARDS
Mariano Gago Ecsite Award 2015
Ecsite Creativity Award

SEGD Global Design Awards 2015, Honor Award
Experiential Graphic Design

Art Directors Club (ADC) 2015, Gold
Kommunikation im Raum/ Temporäre Themenausstellung

iF Award 2015, Design Award
Innenarchitektur/ Installationen

Gute Gestaltung 15, Silber
Raum/ Architektur

LIA Design Award 2014, Finalist
Installations/ Display - Permanent

IDCA Awards 2014, Gold
Best scenography for a temporary exhibition

Red Dot Award 2014, Winner
Spatial Communication/ Exhibition Design