Exhibition Workshop
Exhibition Workshop
Exhibition Workshop
Communicating information in space.
Communicating information in space.
Communicating information in space.
Category
Exhibition Spatial Design Print
Category
Exhibition Spatial Design Print
Category
Exhibition Spatial Design Print
Time
4 days workshop
Time
4 days workshop
Time
4 days workshop
Focus
stylistic choices concept & planning
Focus
stylistic choices concept & planning
Focus
stylistic choices concept & planning
Team
Natascha Donhauser Annemie Hertenstein Janina Kunkel Robert Kremer
Team
Natascha Donhauser Annemie Hertenstein Janina Kunkel Robert Kremer
Team
Natascha Donhauser Annemie Hertenstein Janina Kunkel Robert Kremer
We wanted to visualise how principles such as hierarchy and didactics emerge in three-dimensional space. Certain lengths of squared timber were used efficiently by standardising the lengths and adapting them to the widths of the paper.
To support the up-close and distant effect of the nettle, we have used bold typography and dotted the illustrations with dots that only become visible on closer inspection.
Sound and analogue elements add to the immersive experience created by the oversized nettles.
We tested the display of information and colour by printing test samples. We also tested legible text sizes and heights.
We wanted to visualise how principles such as hierarchy and didactics emerge in three-dimensional space. Certain lengths of squared timber were used efficiently by standardising the lengths and adapting them to the widths of the paper.
To support the up-close and distant effect of the nettle, we have used bold typography and dotted the illustrations with dots that only become visible on closer inspection.
Sound and analogue elements add to the immersive experience created by the oversized nettles.
We tested the display of information and colour by printing test samples. We also tested legible text sizes and heights.
We wanted to visualise how principles such as hierarchy and didactics emerge in three-dimensional space. Certain lengths of squared timber were used efficiently by standardising the lengths and adapting them to the widths of the paper.
To support the up-close and distant effect of the nettle, we have used bold typography and dotted the illustrations with dots that only become visible on closer inspection.
Sound and analogue elements add to the immersive experience created by the oversized nettles.
We tested the display of information and colour by printing test samples. We also tested legible text sizes and heights.
