Permanent digital installation supporting the new medieval and renaissance galleries at the Art Institute of Chicago. Suite includes one overture video, an animated infographic, and a series of touchscreen experiences.
The recently opened galleries. Two touchscreens flank the horse and riders.
A case study video demonstrating the full breadth of the exhibit.
Spaced throughout the galleries are a series of interactive tablets, each telling a visual story about the objects in close proximity.
Designed to be a seamless interactive, the visitor experiences a series of short, insider explanations of the art on display.
Early prototype, demonstrating the seamless nature of the interactive.
Designed to scale, the interactive is built on a robust CMS. The content composer driving the experience hosts a series of modules that generate the visual story.
Diagram showing the content creation process, which we called "design improv." The next slide shows some live storyboarding.
Live storyboarding with Kirsten Southwell!
