Interactive literary exhibition · Case study

Interactive Literary Exhibition for Families: 4 Sensory Halls

How do you show the landscape that inspired a great poet to visitors who have never read him? We built an exhibition that works through emotions and every sense, with a separate layer of tasks for children.

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Project scope

4

themed halls

5 senses

light, sound, scent, touch and sight

Children’s layer

tasks for young visitors

Phygital

physical and digital together

Location and client under NDA.

The challenge

Show how a landscape inspired a great poet, and let visitors feel it rather than read about it.

What we did

Four halls built around emotions. Lines of verse come alive when a visitor touches the glowing words. A sculpted tree hides small doors with stories inside. Sounds and scents of the seasons, a painting wall with a digital brush, listening stations, and a separate layer of tasks for children.

For whom: Literary and memorial museums, nature reserves, family audiences.

Four halls, one journey

Lines that come alive

Large sculpted objects and quotes introduce the works written in this landscape.

The emotions of nature

Verses sound in the hall, chosen for different moods. Lines light up and are read aloud when a visitor touches the glowing words, and paintings illustrate them.