Elisa Broß
— Creative Direction and Concept Design for spatial narratives of exhibitions, media experiences and other spaces of communication
Elisa Broß
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Mensch und Maschine, 2020
My role

Concept Design for Pitch

Contractor

Tamschick Media+Space

Elisa Broß

Mensch und Maschine

 

I participated in the pitch for the Haus der Digitalisierung in Tulln, Austria, together with the team at Tamschick Media + Space. As part of the concept development, we designed a modular exhibition system that serves as a flexible framework for future temporary exhibitions and can adapt to evolving themes and technologies.

The system integrates digital formats within a reusable spatial structure, enabling the institution to continuously update and expand its exhibition program.

A 360° LED panorama brings the “stream of digitalization” to life, immersing visitors in dynamic flows of data and imagery that reveal how information moves through society and industry. Interactive stations offer spaces for in-depth exploration, while open zones foster reflection and dialogue.

Elisa Broß
Elisa Broß
Elisa Broß
Elisa Broß
Elisa Broß
Elisa Broß
Credits

Client – ecoplus Digital GmbH  
Creative Lead – Charlotte Tamschick
Project Management – Carsten Schildwächter
Art Direction – Nikolai Gamasin
Concept – Camila Bernal Samper, Cornelia Vossen,
Nikolai Gamasin
Production – Bildwerk.tv, Media Apparat, Weholo.Studio
Music & SFX – Gabs Audio
Credits – Leonard Doramirez

Images

© TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE

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Mensch und Maschine

 

I participated in the pitch for the Haus der Digitalisierung in Tulln, Austria, together with the team at Tamschick Media + Space. As part of the concept development, we designed a modular exhibition system that serves as a flexible framework for future temporary exhibitions and can adapt to evolving themes and technologies.

The system integrates digital formats within a reusable spatial structure, enabling the institution to continuously update and expand its exhibition program.

A 360° LED panorama brings the “stream of digitalization” to life, immersing visitors in dynamic flows of data and imagery that reveal how information moves through society and industry. Interactive stations offer spaces for in-depth exploration, while open zones foster reflection and dialogue.