The Object Explorer
Industry
Arts & Culture, Museum, Interactive Installation
Client
Science History Institute
Scope
Art Direction Motion Design Large-Scale Visuals Multi-Screen

Drawing Visitors Into the Experience Through Scale and Motion
As part of The Object Explorer installation at the Science History Institute, the goal was to design a large-scale visual that would attract visitors and draw them into the interactive experience. The installation centers around a high-resolution interactive table where visitors explore the history and science behind everyday objects. The challenge was to create a two-story display that not only captured attention from across the space, but also felt connected to the spirit of curiosity and exploration that defines the exhibit. The visual system was designed to feel immersive and inviting, acting as a threshold into the experience. Rather than presenting information directly, it sets the tone and encourages visitors to engage with the installation and begin exploring.



Turning a Static Installation Into a Point of Engagement
The result is a large-scale visual that transforms the installation into a central point of attraction within the museum. By drawing visitors in and framing the experience, the display supports the interactive tables and encourages deeper engagement. What could have been a static exhibit becomes something more dynamic, inviting visitors to explore, interact, and discover. The work reinforces the museum’s mission by making the experience feel accessible and engaging, helping visitors connect more immediately and memorably with the history and science behind everyday objects.