public spaces.
We also work with designers and architects on new projects which combine media with
built environments.
National Archives of Australia, Feb 07
We produced two video programs and five touchscreens for this exhibition that showcase the Archives’ extraordinary collection of paper, film and photographic records, and other collection items.
Australian Museum, Sydney, Jun 08
Blue Edge is a mesmerising, large-scale video projection of some of Australia’s exotic sea creatures that greets visitors as they enter the Surviving Australia exhibition.
Australian War Memorial, Canberra, Feb 08
We produced five video programs for this exhibition. This atmospheric multi-screen video wall introduces the exhibition and integrates object displays, photographs and art. The main program runs on a large LED display and focuses on the human aspect of armed conflict.
National Sports Museum, Melbourne, Mar 08
photo: John Gollings
This multi-screen database interactive features an audiovisual compile of career highlights for each player displayed on three touchscreens which are linked to three showcases of collection items - allowing visitors to enjoy an interplay of objects and media.
Australian Museum, Mar 08
We produced five touchscreens for this exhibition, ranging from a playful interactive which allows children to design their very own friendly dinosaur, to more informative ones which allows visitors to compare the movement and gait of six dinosaurs with three present day animals and see evolution in action. Other programs provide visitors with informative videos on current research.
Customs House, Sydney, Aug 06
We produced four video programs for this exhibition that are shown on a large, 11-monitor video wall. Three programs showed the development of Seidler’s aesthetic across a range of early domestic commissions and commercial properties, such as Blues Point Tower and Australia Square, through to contemporary views of his significant buildings.
Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria, Dec 05
A multi-screen show projected onto four glass screens in a specially created room is shown at the centre of the building. The program features interviews with AWHC staff and animal carers, footage from the operating theatre and sequences of music and spoken word to outline the process of rescue, recovery and release of injured and orphaned wild animals.
National Sports Museum, Melbourne, Mar 08
This signature media element greets visitors as they enter the Olympics Gallery – an atmospheric tableau that evokes the tradition and spirit of the Games with motion graphics, archival video, on-screen text and an ambient soundtrack.
Customs House, Sydney, Nov 04
This video program tells the 150-year architectural story of Customs House. Many notable government architects have had a hand in remodelling the building, including Mortimer Lewis, James Barnet and Walter Liberty Vernon.
SciTech, Perth / Australian Museum, Sydney, Jun 09
Sea Level Rise allows visitors to melt the ice caps and see the effect on Australian cities and other locations around the world.
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