All projects

Site 1. Al a'ziziah

ZONE ONE: * Audiovisual. Small audiovisual pieces (HD) randomly distributed on a large static background for a videowall installation. * Audiovisual. Nature-themed AV production for a floor projection installations. The contens from moving foliage, grass fields, small animals, insects and water elements.
ZONE TWO: * Audiovisual. Small audiovisual pieces (HD) randomly distributed on a large static background for a videowall installation. * AR Installation. Update of the previous app on "Green Riyadh" incorporating access to the al a'ziziah Neighborhood and all its highlights (6 mini-videos and Pop-Ups) * Mini-videos "Al A'ziziyah neighborhood". Production of the 6x small-videos for the Neighborhood of al-Azizyah. * Audiovisual. Nature-themed AV production for a floor projection installations. The contens from moving foliage, grass fields, small animals, insects and water elements.
ZONE THREE: * Audiovisual. Small audiovisual pieces (HD) randomly distributed on a large static background for a videowall installation. * Audiovisual. Nature-themed AV production for a floor projection installations. The contens from moving foliage, grass fields, small animals, insects and water elements.
KIDS ZONE: * AR game aplication. Interactive AR game "Draw your tree and play with it!".

العزیزیة

Site 2. East An Naseem

ZONE ONE: * Wall. Development interactive and contents. * Interactive floor.
ZONE TWO: * Wall. Development interactive and new contents. * Interactive floor. * AR Map. Implementation development, new target Riyadh and new contents.
ZONE THREE: * Wall. Development interactive and contents. * Interactive floor.
KIDS ZONE: * App. Kids area interactive screen games.

النسیم

Site 3. Al Jazeerah

ZONE ONE: * Wall. Development interactive and contents. * Interactive floor.
ZONE TWO: * Wall. Development interactive and new contents. * Interactive floor. * AR Map. New contents.
ZONE THREE: * Wall. Development interactive and contents. * Interactive floor.
KIDS ZONE: * App. Area tablets. * Area Interactive screen games.

الجزیرة

Site 4. Qurtubah

ZONE ONE: * Wall. Re-write contents.
ZONE TWO: * Wall. New functionality: "Other neighbourhoods" and new contents. * AR Map. New contents.

قرطبة

Site 5. Middle Uraija

ZONE TWO: * Wall. New contents. * AR Map. New contents. * Wall: Other neighbourhoods content.

العریجاء الوسطى

Site 6. Al Ghadeer

ZONE TWO: * Wall. New contents. * AR Map. New contents. * Wall: Other neighbourhoods content.

الغدیر

Site 7. AN Nakheel

ZONE ONE: * Parallax interactive. * Slideshow interactive, * Before and after slideshow interactive. * Wall pop-up video. * Impact interactive.
ZONE TWO: * Wall. New contents. * AR Map. New contents. * Wall: Other neighbourhoods content.

النخیل

Audiovisual presentation.

Producción audiovisual sobre el proyecto de los Centros de visitantes para su presentación al cliente.

Experiencia VR

Experiencia VR para ©Meta Quest 3. 36 unidades sincronizadas y geoposicionadas al unísono durante cada pase del show.

Producción AR niños

Producción interactiva en AR con un juego basado en las bolas de navidad para los niños.

Producción en refectorio

Producción audiovisual para el refectorio del Monasterio.

Proyecciones en capilla

4 Producciones audiovisuales para la proyección en las capillas.

Clip audiovisual

Pieza audiovisual promocional del evento para redes sociales.

Timeline CB (4 pieces)

Location: 01 Entrance
Typology: Special installation
The four audiovisual installations that make up this production will be located behind four spyholes. Using Pepper’s ghost resource, through the interaction of different projections, mirror games and corporeal models.
• "Reform"
• "The family home"
• "The decadence"
• "The Renaissance"
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Origin

Location: 02 Origin
Typology: Special installation
Typology: Special installation It consists of an artistic installation in the shape of a vault or cupola with hundreds of projection screens; a mapping projection on a sculptural ensemble formed, among other objects, by a table and a child sitting at it who has fallen asleep while drawing; a projection on the three inclined panels of tiles that were part of the old ramps for the charcoal bunkers; an audiovisual production inserted in the skylights that communicate with the street; and a series of special effects distributed along the route.
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Lobby

Location: 05 General Lobby
Typology: Special installation
The scenography corresponds to a lobby with the 1910 usual furniture and props. Time to time there are some small mapping and warping projections. The motifs for the projections are marine, to give the impression that the gatekeeper's sentry box is in an underwater cave.
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Ocean floor

Location: 06 Noble’s Lobby
Typology: Augmented reality
The visitor will use the tablet to be able to contemplate the same space of the noble’s lobby with its spectacular staircase, as if it were all submerged under water, at the bottom of the sea. In front of the visitor abyssal fish of different sizes and colors swim across the room.
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Plants

Location: 07 Hall
Typology: Special installation
This installation combines audiovisual resources and real scenography formed by an old folding screen and indoor plants with a corporeal salamander. Through mapping and warping projections, effects and animations are drawn on the leaves and the salamander.
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Family photo

Location: 07 Hall
Typology: Audiovisual
On the wall there is a framed photograph of the entire Batlló family. Suddenly, the figures begin to blur until they disappear. Family members enter the scene and position themselves for the photograph. The photographer appears who cleans the lens of the camera and then takes it out of the field. All the family members look at the target and the trigger flashes.
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Turtle

Location: 07 Hall
Typology: Augmented reality
This augmented reality audiovisual production is designed to anchor itself, through the visitor's tablet screen, to the ceiling’s skylights. From one of the skylights, the shell and body of a giant tortoise detach, other smaller turtles detach from the rest of the skylights and all escape by swimming and disappearing down the back wall.
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Mushroom

Location: 08 Fireplace room
Typology: Augmented reality
Over the fireplace, we can see through the tablet screen’s interaction, a huge mushroom in front of the fireplace which looses spores towards the ceiling until they vanish.
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Mr. Batlló Office

Location: 08 Fireplace room
Typology: Audiovisual
This production will be inserted in a big rectangular mirror, horizontally, placed on the wall opposite to the fireplace. This way it will reflect some of the office and the fireplace in the background. Suddenly, after some smoke effect over the surface of the mirror, we have traveled to the past. Although we can not hear what he says, we can see Gaudí talking to Mr. Batlló, who listens to the explanations nodding slightly...
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Fire in the Fireplace

Location: 08 Fireplace room
Typology: Special Installation
A fire effect or longs burning effect will be screened inside the chimney by a mapping or warping resource. It will be accompanied by a crackling sound of fire effect.The tone of the scene points to a fantasy game of lines which symbolizes the fire more than the representation of real fire.
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Backwards

Location: 09 Left side room
Typology: Audiovisual
In this instance, the screen is surrounded by a golden wood frame, simulating a picture. It will be hanging facing the wall (backwards). When we approach the picture, the image of the living room where we are appears but with the original furniture from that time. A woman dressed in period costumes looks at us with curiosity...
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Greeting

Location: 09 Left side room
Typology: Audiovisual
This production will be made by an apparent protograh of the time. However, at a certain point, a change in the scene occurs: suddenly the girl standing on the grandstand of the facade of the house raises her arm and greets. A couple on the sidewalk raises their heads towards the balcony...
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Oratory

Location: 09 Left side room
Typology: Audiovisual
This production is thought to be made through a magical mirror which reflects the current state of the room where it is at. Suddenly, after an image fading effect, it appears a scene in the living room, looking into the old oratory with the closet doors open...
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Under construction

Location: 09 Left side room
Typology: Audiovisual
There is a picture where we can see the facade of the house of Batlló under construction. There is a pulley halfway up the facade of the house, where it hangs one of the traditional railings of the balconies of the house. Everything remains stil. Suddenly Gaudí appears in scene on the way to the house...
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Expo París

Location: 09 Left side room
Typology: Audiovisual
In this case we see a painting with a typical engraving of 19th century ilustrations which represents a scene of the Paris Expo attractions in 1867, in the form of sea caves. At a certain point, a light cone descends through one of the roof cavities and the water from the artificial stream starts flowing.
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Wide window. Paseo de Gracia

Location: 10 Main room
Typology: Audiovisual
This production is designed to be made through a magical mirror which reflects the current state of the room where it is at. As we get closer we can see the wide window that faces Paseo de Gracia, we can also see the inside of the main hall decorated with typical furniture of that time. Next to the wide window we can see Mrs & Mr Batlló with another guest couple.
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The cave

Location: 10 Main room
Typology: Augmented reality
Through a virtual portal in their tablets, the users will access a fantasy world where they will see a half-open door in the middle of the room, which leads to an underwater cave.
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Chocolate time

Location: 11 Right side room
Typology: Audiovisual
This production is designed to be made through a magical mirror which reflects the current state of the room where the mirror is. After an effect on the sruface of the mirror, we can see through it the same living room with furniture acording to that time. Suddenly the children appear running, Carmen sits down next to her dad and Felipe sits next to his mum.
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Dedicatory letter

Location: 11 Right side room
Typology: Audiovisual
This production is designed to be played through a magical mirror where we can see Gaudi’s chest painted by Ricard Opisso. When the mechanism detects the viewer’s presence, Gaudí looks at the user and writes, as a dedicatory letter, the name of the user.
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The dragon

Location: 13.02 Dining room
Typology: Augmented reality
As an augmented reality production, the user will be able to view it by pointing the tablet anywhere between the wall and the ceiling of the room. Suddenly, the whip of the dragon’s tail cracks the wall from the other side of the wall...
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Backyard

Location: 13.02 Dining room
Typology: Augmented reality
It’s an augmented reality production with a 360º shooting. The user will be seated as if he was inside the scene. We are in the backyard of the house, where Mrs Batlló is trying to cool down and an old lady is weaving seating in her chair under the pérgola’s shadow.
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Lunch

Location: 13.02 Dining room
Typology: Augmented reality
This production will be viewed through augmented reality, the user will be able to use the tablet to point it to something similar to a crystal ball and will view an everyday lunch of Batllo’s family.
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Gaudí's painting

Location: 13.02 Bedroom
Typology: Gaudi's portrait painting
Based on the well-known photograph of Gaudí as a young man, probably in his early twenties and recently graduated from architecture school, a portrait is composed in which the young Gaudí appears full-length in a painter's studio. Gaudí is seated on a chair, with his body slightly foreshortened and one leg crossed over the other, while with both hands he grips the knee of the leg above him.
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Gaudí’s photo

Location: 13.02 Bedroom
Typology: Augmented reality
This production has been designed to be in Gaudi’s portrait magic painting. Using their tablets, the users will see an empty chair, without Gaudí on it, suddenly, Gaudí appears from the left side of the picture, looks at the users and beckons at them, placing his hand out of the magic painting, inviting them to come next to the painting.
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Footprints

Location: 13.04 Jujol’s stairs
Typology: Audiovisual
This production has been designed as a mapping proyection on the steps of the stairs. Human and animal footprints appear on the steps.
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The fish

Location: 13.05 Sant Jordi’s room
Typology: Augmented reality
This production has been designed to be reproduced on the window which overlooks ‘el patio de luces’. The vertical window slats begin to open and close, between them, some lines appear which simulate the airflow and small fishes sneak in.
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Symbolic facade

Location: 13.06 Balcony – Patio de luces
Typology: Augmented reality
This Augmented Reality production is designed to be anchored to the blank model of the house before Gaudí's renovation. When the visitor orients the screen towards the model of the house, we see it submerged in the sea. An abyssal fish comes out of one of the windows ...
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Download here The construction of a character

Patio mapping

Location: 14 Patio de luces
Typology: Audiovisual
This mapping proyection revolves around bubbles. The target is to represent aerial, ventilation, water and seascape concepts throught the simplicity of bubles.
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Download here the audiovisual proposal
Download the bubble study here

Ironer

Location: 15 Golfas’s hall
Typology: Special system
For this production we are going to use Pepper’s ghost resource which is going to narrate the scene combining real scenography with virtual images: A maid holding an iron appears from the right of the scene...
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Laundress

Location: 15 Golfas’s hall
Typology: Special system
This will be a mapping proyection on the water’s surface of the pool which is at the back of the room. Magically, a maid washing clothes appears on the surface of the water...
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Mirror woman

Location: 00 Main room
Typology: Audiovisual
Iint. vintage bathroom
This audiovisual piece is conceived to be housed in a bathroom mirror. The mirror will have a normal appearance, but at a certain moment the mirror surface will be replaced by the images of the audiovisual production that will be shown on a screen placed behind it. The format of this production will be vertical and in 4/3. The mirror surface becomes totally black...
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Mirror man

Location: 00 Main room
Typology: Audiovisual
Iint. vintage bathroom
This audiovisual piece is conceived to be housed in a bathroom mirror. The mirror will have a normal appearance, but at a certain moment the mirror surface will be replaced by the images of the audiovisual production that will be shown on a screen placed behind it. The format of this production will be vertical and in 4/3. The surface of the mirror begins to fog up with mist...
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Magic video

MagicVideo’s system (developed by Coregrid) consists of the production of a “multimedia summary” of the whole Casa Batlló experience. It will be given to the users at the end of the tour through the access a virtual portal.
Cyan has developed a set of video templates for this system, from which one of them will be selected for each visitor.
A template is the description in script format of the visit script: including header, tail, photo inserts, pre-existing video material (recorded for the occasion) and fragments of the videos themselves in which the visitor appear.
Example test:

Video

Making-of

Wadi farm

These wadi farmlands are just outside the palace: sedimentary, fertile soils that treasure water, traditional agriculture and livestock. Thus, we embrace “dynamic-fertile-alive” concepts for audiovisual piece, based on vibrant colors, organic shapes, powerful color palette for water, the palm grove, animals. The scenes unfold in a hypnotically, encouraging the visitors to enjoy the beauty of the vibrant scape.
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Abdullah Palace

Abdulah Palace audiovisual demonstrates the genesis of the decorative and architectural patterns of the Najd style, commencing the basic forms: points, lines or triangles until the final set. This visual structure grows gradually, from the basics to the complex: linear drawings of simple elements, visual mathematics exquisitely traced on the facade intertwine to compose more complex patterns. Visitors are guided gradually into a 3D space - an illusion of video mapping: forests of columns, long corridors and doors, daily activities of the inhabitants of the palace. Elegance rules as visitors appreciate the splendor of the palace.
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Doors in Abdullah Palace

Inside the Palace, a succession of exquisite decorative patterns is projected on door surfaces.

Guest Palace

The Guest House installation relies on elaborate visual technique to convey warmth, well-being and relaxation of the royal residence: smoke of the candlelight, the steam from the warm water in the bath, the scented effluvium from the coffee offered by the host. The gentle smoke leads the gaze from one scene to another, accompanied by a soundtrack of warm whisper.
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Education area (5 pieces)

Five carefully choreographed concurrent projections, in close special proximity, focus on Islamic values through the teachings of the Quran. The imagery takes advantage of the ornamental delicacy of Arabic typography, and the importance of the education in Islamic world.
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Gobos area (288 pieces)

Delicate, monochrome, thematic illustrations are projected on the surfaces throughout the museum. Thus offering visitors a unified visual thread.

Defense Wall

Animated elements guide the viewer along the large defensive wall, as the narration tells the story of strength and resistance of the defenders of the Palace. The wall provides a large horizontal band, a surface that lends itself to impact of scale and color. The dramatic narrative is enriched with intense contrasts, fast movements and surprising changes of perspectives.
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Faisal Tower

Faisal Tower is a tribute to the fallen heroes of the Saudi Kingdom, the warrior and defenders of the Palace. We take advantage of tower´s tubular construction, maximizing impact of video mapping: showing the inside of the structure, deconstructing it and reconstructing it as a metaphor for the numerous times the Faisal Tower was destroyed and rebuilt.
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Meteorites

This interactive application focuses on general themes. The preferred didactic method applied is of Q&A. The visitor is invited to select a question:
• What are meteorites?.
• How are meteorites identified?.
• What can meteorites tell us about our Solar System?.
• What effect do meteorite impacts have?.
• What meteorites have been found in Qatar?.
The answers are provided as concise, well-illustrated video interview by several experts.
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Biodiversity (Wall Controller and interactive Mediation)

The Biodiversity Wall is a large scale display representing the biodiversity of Qatar by featuring models and real specimens of plant and animal found in Qatar. The interactive console positioned in front of the display offers the visitors an opportunity to learn more about each species. As the visitor selects a species on the console, lighting effects highlight the selection on the wall display. A further list of filters and tags allows the user to view the complex interrelationship between the species.
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Story of Archaeology

The interactive shows a zoom-enabled map of Qatar with key archeological sites featured as hotspots. Each hotpot brings up a pop-up window with summary information related to the site. Visitors can then choose to view text and other content related to each site.
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Al Zubarah Console

A very large, wood carved model is the centerpiece of the exhibit. The model highlights important structures and archaeological discoveries at the site. The interactive Al Zubarah Console provides the visitors with means to explore the contents of the model by navigating through a faithful 3D reproduction of the terrain. Special focus is given to the Al Zubarah prestigious status as UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Development of Doha

Five thematic sections cover the development of the City of Doha:
• "What is Masterplanning".
• "Doha Before the First Masterplan".
• "The First Masterplan by Llewelyn Davie".
• "Subsequent Plans".
• "Doha’s Modern Architectural Heritage".
The visitors explore each theme through a series of questions focusing on master planning; the selection processes; types of experts involved; challenges with projecting and estimating the needs of the future. Rich media content consists of historical documentation, development drawings, as well as expert interviews.
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Leaders Stations interactives (5)

This series of interactives traces the dynastic lineage of the Qatari leaders. All leader are presented in term of their
• "Life".
• "Character".
• "Achievements".
• "Legacy".
Each theme features historic documentation, photograph, videos and interviews.
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The Flag

The Flag interactive allows the visitor an opportunity to explore several chronological topics, presented along a timeline. Selecting a topic allow the visitor to learn more about the Qatari flag’s development to date and provide an opportunity to appreciate its fascinating history.
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Leaders Stations Video Loops (4 pieces)

• "Sheikh Abdullah bin Jassim Al Thani".
• "Sheikh Ali bin Abdullah Al Thani".
• "Sheikh Ahmad bin Ali Al Thani".
• "Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad Al Thani".

Video

Video presentation.

Casa Battló VR Virtual Tour 360º

Virtual reality application.

Water Turbine Treasures of the Steppe (L1-19)

Display Infographics and 3D animation.

Hospitality Wall (L1-01)

The Hospitality wall displays a large scale drawing (12 meters long) that invites visitors to playful, interactive storytelling about great hospitality of Kazakh nation. Curved interactive wall combines projected animations, light effects and audio, all controlled by hidden sensors embedded in wooden surface.

Hydropower Table (L2-11)

Circular Hydropower Table is a large-scale, multi-user interactive installation that permits visitors to explore the mechanics and history of 15 important innovations. These innovations represent major technical developments in the usage of the water power throughout history.

Others

3D illustrations/visualizations for storyboard presentation.

Download wireframe and UX design (L1-01 and L2-11)

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Windfarm

Virtual Reality application.

Video

VR walkthrough.

Riyadh timeline

The application allowed the users to visualize 3D representations of the urban development of the city of Riyadh, the capital of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and its infrastructures starting in 1950, through the present and into 2030.

Riyadh portrait peoples

Interactive application based on Augmented Reality technology that will display 15 characters standing over a QR code.

Riyadh exhibition and others

Exhibition website displayed in three languages and 3D illustrations/visualizations for presentation dossier.

Video

Download dossier

A day in Riyadh dossier

The Falaj Irrigation System

The application takes the visitor on a journey through a low-poly CGI landscape that stops along key points of interest of the traditional irrigation system. Users may get information about different points of interest by clicking on the hotspots and see text and media related to the selection.
Download here Wireframe
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Download here Storyboard

The Traditional Harat

This Interactive Touch Screen introduces visitors to the traditional urban and architectural elements that are not addressed in the displays, and provide an insight into the topics on display. The gallery hosts two of these applications with identical in content.
Download here Wireframe
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Currency

This interactive touch-screen allows the visitors to view additional information about the key currency objects on display in the gallery. Emblematic coins are recreated in detailed, hyper-realistic 3D that allows the visitor to explore the object in maximum detail.
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Musical interactives (3 pieces)

The purpose of this triple installation is to provide in-depth perspective to traditional music types, key Omani musicians and traditional Omani music genres and performers. One of the interactives serves as a digital label extension to the instruments in the display case, and offers extended sound samples.
- Instruments
- Musical Genres
- Omani Ūdīyīn Music
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Omani Cuisine

Large interactive touch-screen allows the visitors to explore Omani ingredients and signature dishes, as well as consult the step-by-step recipes.
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The Stem and the Stern

This interactive production provides the viewer with a comprehensive background on the three vessel types for which the stern and stem samples are on display in the gallery.
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Oman & Africa

This application provides visitors with an in-depth insight into the historic, cultural and political aspects of Oman’s interactions with East and Central Africa over the past 1900 years. A special timeline section is dedicated to the Busaidi Dynasty and the Sultanate of Zanzibar.
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Stamp Seals

This interactive touch-screen allows the visitors to view additional information about the key archeological stamp objects on display in the gallery. Emblematic objects are recreated in detailed, hyper-realistic 3D that allows the visitor to explore the object.
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H. M. Royal Speeches

This interactive timeline allows the visitors to search and view all the videos of annual royal speeches from the modern era.
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Statistics and Numbers

The purpose of this interactive application is to introduce visitors to the main economic, social, education and health statistics of Oman under the Renaissance. A variety of animated widgets permits the visitor to easily grasp the data as it changes over the years and other attributes.
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Symbols Of State

The purpose of this interactive application is to introduce visitor to symbols of state and their history, during the Renaissance period of country´s development.
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Dinasty Timeline

This complex interactive timeline allows the visitors to explore in detail the dynastic history of Oman. Detailed information is presented on each of the great historical figures. Further tag-based exploration allows for highly detailed overviews of the key activities, achievements and legacy of each Sultan, across the history.
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Muscat: Past, Present and Future

This application allows the visitors to view Muscat as it developed over the centuries. By means of a timeline, the visitors can travel in time and view hyper-realistic representations of the city and important infrastructures at key junctures of the city´s development.
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Others

CYAN made also CGI visualizations for the presentation dossier of the museum.

Others

CYAN made also CGI visualizations for the showroom.

Others

CYAN made also CGI visualizations for a mapping proposal.

Video

Video presentation of some applications.

Positive Reactions

Interactive video selector of interviews with people who supported Yeltsin’s decision to speak out against Party policy. Additional media selection provides visitors with archival broadcasts about the speech from foreign news sources.
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Cultural Tablets (4 pieces)

Four touch monitors dedicated to exploring key people, events, documentation and media focused on Theater, Music, Cinema and Literature.
Download here Theatre final layout
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Download here Cinema final layout
Download here Literature final layout

Three Days That Shook The World

Interactive video selector of existing interviews and new retrospective interviews that provide insight into the events of the three-day coup attempt in August 1991 and what led up to it.
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Independent Republics

Complex syncronized instalation that provides information for each of the 15 former Soviet republics about the events that preceded the declarations of independence and about the process of declaring independence. Teacher mode connects all the tablets to show the same information.
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Economic Reforms Game

Game that provides an easy-to-understand explanation of the three key elements of Yeltsin’s economic reform.
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Flipbook Election Campaigns (2 pieces)

Searchable photographic flipbook documenting Boris Yeltsin´s two election tours accross the country.
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Storyline Tablets (10 pieces)

Visitors explore information (images and text) to get a deeper dive into the topics presented on the storyline wall display. The menu takes the form of typical office table objects: folders, calendar, rollodex, etc. Each item, when selected opens up to present its content.
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Re-Election Computers “Why I Voted For Yeltsin”

Interacting with a Windows 95 interface and old, 90’s-style computers, the users can access relevant information of the political campaign and print it to take it home as a souvenir.

Romanov Viewfinder

Complex instalation using an electronic viewfinder positioned on the roof of the museum. Visitors can study the Church on Blood in Honor of All Saints Resplendent that was built on the site of the Ipatiev house where the Bolsheviks executed Nicholas II, Russia’s last emperor, and his family in 1918.
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Radio Broadcasts

This IA allows visitors to read and listen to various Boris Yeltsin’s speeches, selecting by years and filtering by themes.
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Economic fluctuations. Radio Recording Booth

At a station, located in a setting that evokes a period radio studio, visitors can read from a prompter to make their own audio recording, which they can then listen to on a playback device.
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Economic fluctuations. Equalizer on monitor

Real-time equilizer monitor displaying the recording session waveform.

International Activities

Visitors explore media (images and text) to get a deeper dive into international activities of the president. The menu for the interactive takes the form of a full bookshelf. As visitors reach for a bookspine, relevant imagery and text are displayed.
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Freedom Gallery (Video Recording Booth, columns and CMS)

A complex video instalation consisting of two recording booths where visitors can make video recordings of themselves, as they reflect on what freedom means to them and share their memories about Yeltsin and thoughts on his legacy. The videos are currated and made available to the public on the dedicated website and large screens within the museum.
Download here Final layout

Others

CYAN has developed by our VR department, a interactive Virtual Reality experience (a fly-through the museum installations).This experience was designed for a variety of devices: HTC Vive, Oculus, and tablets.

Video

Interactive Virtual Reality experience for tablets and mobiles.

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Press Kit

Historical Interviews

Interactive selectors displaying short, original video interviews with historians and scholars discussing each of the thematic strands. The interviews place the content within larger narrative, referencing the images and stories conveyed in the exhibition.
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Freedom & Restrictions

Interactive selectors displaying short, original video interviews with historians and scholars discussing each of the thematic strands. The interviews place the content within larger narrative, referencing the images and stories conveyed in the exhibition.
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Qatar’s Response

Interactive selectors displaying short, original video interviews with historians and scholars discussing each of the thematic strands. The interviews place the content within larger narrative, referencing the images and stories conveyed in the exhibition.
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Commitment Room

Complex instalation consisting of several photo stations where visitors can select a pledge to change slavery and human trafficking situation. The photographic pledge is then displayed in dynamic, real-time, animated projection – a mosaic made up of micro-portraits of visitors and their pledges.
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Pipeline (4 pieces)

Interactive media selectors are integrated into the industrial “pipe line” timeline installation that recounts notable events in the first decades of Qatar’s petroleum industry. Aerial photographs, equipment inventories, video clips, oil exploration maps, and documents such as Qatar concession notes, and personal testimonies are displayed.

Company Courtyard

A large multi-user tabletop screen displays a set of tools used in the oil fields, each representing a different job. Dragging and touching a tool reveals more detailed information. Variety of media tells a story; from machine operators, to drivers, to geologists, to tea boys. Visitors learn about the men who sat in this canteen years ago.
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Contemporary Voices

Large scale installation, consisting of two joined, vertical, portrait screens that deliver its message through life-size, face-to-face videos. Visitors select the person they want to see. The selected person describes their job with a sense of determination and pride.
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Msheireb Timeline (4 Pieces)

Four turn-page style interactive books present the visitors with media enriched oral stories.
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Recording Msheireb booth

The Recording Msheireb Booth allows visitors to contribute their own stories, and encounter those of others. If they choose to record their own story, a self-guided program prompts the visitors to choose one of several topical questions. Once finished, visitors are offered an opportunity to tag their story with keywords for easy search or identification. Visitors are also asked if they would like to post their video via a unique URL or other means. The visitors' videos are compressed and uploaded to an online site dynamically.
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Share your story video booth

Visitors may choose to view stories others have recorded, or record their own stories. If they choose to record their own story, a self-guided program opens with a narrator who explains that the experience is one for visitors to offer their own human rights story. The narrator also explains that the Museum is asking a rolling set of themed questions as it builds a living archive of visitors' narratives and responses. The narrator prompts the visitors to choose from one of the questions.
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Memories of Msheireb (3 pieces)

Proximity sensor operated, large-scale screens presenting life-size video testemonials from eye witnesses to the dvelopment of the city.

Studio Table (4 pieces)

This interactive installation is composed of 4 large tables, as a continuation of the central model table. The table’s content is primarily visual: photographs, sketches, extensive use of animation, video interviews and oral histories. The interactive screens permit ‘deep dive’ that expands on the information presented on the graphic panels on the wall.
- "Vision"
- "Design"
- "Sustainability"
- "Community"
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Building Msheireb

The interviews with key figures involved in the vision and development of the project, including Her Highness Sheikha Mozah, former MP CEO Issa M. Al Mohannadi, John Rose), juxtaposed with CGI representations of the project, either as static images or as fly through.
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Gateway Media Dish

Gateway is a large scale, 3 meter across, circular surface displaying a development and infrastructures of Doha. The multi-user installation permits up to eight visitors, additionally it provides a special, remote controlled docent mode for large groups. The content is presented in a series of stunning animations that judiciously accumulate as each user explores one of the 15 themes. The blended overhead projection combines with gesture based interface for a unique experience.
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Others

CYAN has created architectural visualization for the presentation dossier and a photography report of the mock-up presentation, staged in Seville.

Video

Video presentation of some applications.

History and the Site

Audiovisual, tells the story of Mattan the Phoenix, the man whose remains were found while rebuilding La Tía Norica Theater, the origin of the popular name of this archaeological site in Cádiz (Spain).
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Landscape and Life

Visitors could watch a 3D reconstruction of the old city, through different epochs, in a high definition video projection.
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Road, salt factory and residential

Three augmented reality apps, on dedicated tablets, provide detailed 3D visualizations of artifacts uncovered on this Phoenician site. Digitally reconstructed objects are further detailed with historical and scientific documentation.
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Others

CYAN made also CGI visualizations have been made for the presentation dossier of the museum, teaser and photographic essay of the archaeological site.

Others

Making-of.

Loading the cargo

Audiovisual production.

Crossings

Audiovisual production.

Ponce de León

Audiovisual production.

Routes of La Florida

Interactive application on tablets.

Building La Florida

Audiovisual production.

Fountain of Youth

A video projection about the Fountain of Youth myth, with Lucas Cranach´s painting animated using advanced digital techniques.

Others

Several sound productions.

Migrations: World Map

Round-shaped audiovisual production representing worldwide Jewish Diaspora, projecting animated maps and giving additional information in a timeline. Motion graphics is the main technique used in this application.

Migrations: Deep Dive

A world map showing the main Jewish migration routes. Four touchscreen applications give historical and cultural information about each region through a variety of images and documents.

Migrations: Epoch Dive (6 pieces)

Six thematic applications offer information about the Jewish people throughout different epochs. Each application provides insight into Jewish History through an image-based slideshow.
- "From Promised Land to Diaspora".
- "Settlement in the Muslim West".
- "Spread of Ashkenazi Culture".
- "Spanish Diaspora".
- "Into Eastern Europe".
- "Russia Comes to the Jews of Poland".

Migrations: Yiddish Word Wall

The Yiddish Word Wall is a playful, social interactive area in Jewish Diaspora gallery. It is a large-scale, singular interactive installation consisting of nine 46” displays and a custom built input interface. It encourages visitors to work together, or on their own, to join floating pieces of Yiddish proverbs. As two pieces are correctly joined together, visitor’s efforts are rewarded by hearing the proverbs read aloud in Yiddish, as the Russian and English translations are revealed on screen.

Shtetl Discovery: Interactive Barrels (2 pieces)

As visitors reach into oak barrels to touch the traditional foodstuffs (rear projected), the image transforms to reveal old photographs and sounds of the bustling marketplace. These gesture based installations are located in the center of the Shtetl gallery filled with thematic scenography elements.

Shtetl Discovery: Lesson At Cheder

A typical schoolbook of the period, Cheder, shows the seven days of Creation with texts and animations. A rear-projection system and custom made gesture input mechanism was built into a molded resin, translucent book. As visitors gestures to turn the pages, the Hebrew text transforms into an animation illustrating the theme.

Shtetl Discovery: Shabbat Prayer At Home

The scenography recreates three key moments of Shabbat dinner service. The installation consists of a table prepared for the Shabbat, located in the Shtetl gallery. A large mirror reflects the table; when the visitor touches one of the objects on the table (Kiddush cup, Shabbat candles and Challah bread) a video is revealed from behind the mirror showing a relevant part of Shabbat dinner service.

Shtetl Discovery: Making A Living

This playful, kinect-based activity is geared towards younger visitors. It explores community roles through the interactivity with a pre-rendered avatar. Interactive installation consists of a small touch screen selector, web camera, 65” display (behind a mirror) and a Kinect sensor. Located in the Shtetl gallery, the installation invites the visitor to incorporate his/her face into historical avatar representing one of the typical shtetl occupations. The avatar then replicates the visitor’s gestures. Additionally, an image can then be printed out at the exit counter and taken home as a souvenir of the visit.

Shtetl Discovery: Shtibl

This interactive music player offers selections from four musical genres typical of Hasidic culture. The visitors can listen to different themes, make playlists, download them or buy them at the Museum store. The installation underlines the centrality of music in Hasidic circles and demonstrates how worshippers expressed their spirituality.

Shtetl Discovery: Synagogue Digital Torah Scroll

Interactive installation that allows the visitors to view a weekly Torah portions (Parashat) on a facsimile of a Torah scroll. The installation that consists of a piece of furniture containing a projector, an IR camera, an IR transmitter placed within the Yad (text pointer) and a sound system. When the user touches the Torah calendar, with the digital Yad, the appropriate weekly reading portion slides in to view, simulating the traditional action of scrolling through the Torah. The audio of the selected text is heard. Parashat are proscribed weekly readings central to synchronizing synagogue services all over the world.

Storypath: Jewish Lives (7 pieces)

Seven screens, distributed along the Story Path, offer information about historical figures through short films and illustrated biographical texts. At each station, visitors learn about people of the period, both ordinary and extraordinary. The Jewish Lives stations present personal and deeply human stories.
- "Migrations".
- "Cities".
- "War and Revolution".
- "Soviet Union".
- "Great Patriotic War".
- "Holocaust".
- "Postwar".

Storypath: Deep Dive Stations

Presented on fifteen iPads, the application is repeated throughout the Museum. The iPads replicate the detailed timeline panels that run along the walls of the museum, thus giving visitors an opportunity to contextualize the theme of each gallery in a larger historical frame. It also gives visitors an opportunity to email selected material and bibliographies to themselves, using a local net web services.

Cities & Beyond: Interactive Tables (4 pieces)

Visitors can sit down at one of 5 tables in the famous café, from the turn of the previous century. Each table is hosted by a cast of a seated, historical figure. The visitors can explore their contributions by interacting with the animated objects projected onto the table. As the visitor learns about their subject, they may be presented with a short poll designed to reinforce the comprehension of the information. Historical results of the poll can also be viewed. From time to time, the café tables and the entire gallery freeze and dramatically synchronize for a projection of destructive event, recalling the pogrom the café was subjected to in the early 20th century.
- "Pauline Wengeroff".
- "Simon Dubnow".
- "Sholem Aleichem".
- "Leon Pinsker".

War & Revolution: Pillar Shards Pale

The screen allows the user to move through a devastated streetscape based on an a historical photograph, using a 3D cutout animation technic. The destroyed cityscape reveals artworks of Marc Chagall, from the WWI series that represents destruction of the Pale and the influence it had on Chagall´s art.

War & Revolution: Pillar Shards Artists

Designed based on constructivist aesthetics, the Artists Shard is set in the War and Revolution gallery of the Museum. It showcases works and information of six renowned Russian artists. The visitor can select one of the artists and see their portrait, paintings and brief biography.

War & Revolution: Pillar Shards Parties

Set in the War and Revolution gallery, this interactive details the political complexity of the times, focusing on various Jewish Political parties: Dund, Cadets, Areynikte, Folks, Poale and Zion. The interface design makes use of a floating info cloud scheme to better reflect the sense of chaos and plurality, typical of the period.

War & Revolution: Pillar Shards Lenin

This interactive shows and extensive textual extract from Lenin´s famous speech focused on the rights of the Jewish people, in the emerging Soviet Union. Key phrases of the speech are highlighted for interaction. Once selected the excerpt is annotated for historical context and significance.

Soviet: Star Table

This unique installation incorporates a multi-projector high resolution system, projecting on a 7.5 meter star-shaped table. A highly complex, custom solution for this huge, non-rectangular surface was developed to provide touch input that allows up to 10 users to interact both with content and each other. The interconnected, floating grid interface represents prominent figures of the Russian Jewish community throughout history. Visitors select and drag thumbnail portraits to learn more about each individual. Additionally, a preprogrammed “interruption” event takes control of the entire gallery and the central table for a high impact audiovisual show.

Great Patriotic War: Interactive Scrapbook

Adjacent to the oral history mini-theater, this interactive is presented as a scrapbook that features letters written by the soldiers and their relatives during the Great Patriotic War.

Remembrance: Digital Books (2 pieces)

Located in the Remembrance area, this application offers search and information about the Holocaust victims and military personal, based on the restricted navigation sites and database access to Yad Vashem Memorial and Russian Ministry of Defense.

Perestroika: Diaspora Table

This singular, multiuser interactive installation consists of 4 interconnected multi-touch tables to create a continuous 6 meter surface for multi-user experience. Diaspora table allows visitor to explore contents about the diaspora of Jewish people from the time of the Perestroika to the present. It features portraits which include information about each person - name, where they live, what they do and a little interview. It thus provides a large sample of the Soviet era Jews who left the country.

Tolerance Center

The Tolerance Center is the key area within the museum that provides a forum for individual or large group participation. It makes extensive use of polling and date collection based of complex guided activities that consist of interactive theatrical experience with emotional, hard-hitting media productions. The Center invites school groups, visitors from Russia’s many ethnic groups, and adherents of various religions to explore difficult issues in an environment that encourages positive social engagement. Main features: • The Tolerance Center system is organized in six different operating modes: Personal Show Mode, Personal Diagnostic Show Mode, Public Show, Group Show, Quiz Show and Diagnostic Show. • Seating for sixty people. Each seat features an iPad that serves as a voting and media experiencing device. • Ultra high definition video wall with serves as complement to the iPads. • Dedicated docent iPad used as a master control of other iPads and video wall for special shows. • CMS allows for dynamic content management in an easy, intuitive manner.

Others

Photo-reproduction of illustrations for the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia. Presentation of the executive project in CG.

Others

Photographic essay of the Museum and the opening ceremony.

Video

Making-of

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Wines of Doñana - natural versus artificial

A multifunctional space with panoramic projections that situates the visitors in geographic context of Parque Nacional de Doñana.

Huelva Enclave: 2000 years of wine making

Large-scale touch table that offers visitors an interactive journey through history of the local vineyards and its repercussions across history and civilizations that occupied this área.

Wine as a social bond

An environmental soundscape that accompanies visitors on their journey through the galleries.

Five senses of Huelva enclave

A space dedicated to experiential and sensory understanding the Huelva enclave wines.

Others

3D illustrations/visualizations.

Contemporary area

Interactive model with an overhead projection.

Roman area

Interactive model with an overhead projection.

Episcopal area

Interactive model with an overhead projection.

Audiovisual - Romans

Post Production.

Audiovisual - Digital Frames (10 pieces)

Post Production.

Audiovisual - Time tubes (6 pieces)

Post Production.

Audiovisual - Modern

Post Production.

Audiovisual - Future

Post Production vídeowall.

Audiovisual Lugo experience – Circular gallery. Black Box

Post Production.

Others

Making-of.

Others

3D illustrations/visualizations.

Others

Making-of.

Magic Box

Audiovisual clips, audio production and interactive application.

Others

3D illustrations/visualizations.

History of Monforte

Introductory video to the History of Monforte.

Funeral World and Necropolis

The 3D mapping projection over a carved rock of the statuary of Iberian Bull of Monforte is an outstanding piece with a magnificent and dramatic result.

Introduction to Monforte Archeology

Digital labels of archaeological artifacts identified on a localization map of the sites.

Centuriation: Monforte as a crossroads

Interactive touch screen uses spec sheets and graphic indications to focus on spatial distribution of the Roman Centuriations. Events generated on the screen are projected onto a model.

Others

3D illustrations/visualizations for presentation.

Others

Making-of.

Video

ROOM 1. Town Bustle

An audiovisual installation formed by three synchronized screens.

ROOM 1. Brotherhoods of Medina del Campo

Interactive unit offers detailed information of the eight brotherhoods and their annual procession routes.

ROOM 2. Baptism of Sensations

Audiovisual installation formed by a video-wall and a complementary projection create an unique viewer experience, filled with emotions, sights and sounds of the Holy Week in Medina del Campo.

ROOM 3. The Passion through the eyes of Christ

An audiovisual piece shot in first person point of view narrates Christ's passion and death. This required Cyan to develop what we called the EyeCam system.

ROOM 4. At the service of faith

Double projection Pepper's ghost of the figure of San Vicente Ferrer and his presence in Medina del Campo.

ROOM 5. Emotions of the Holy Week

Multi-projection in the style of "shadow puppets" of representative elements of Holy Week (hoods, crosses, etc.)

Others

3D illustrations/visualizations.

Others

Making-of.

First Carlist War

Interactive kiosk that relies on cut-out animation techniques to illustrate variety of concepts.

Rif War

Interactive kiosk that relies on cut-out animation techniques to illustrate variety of concepts.

Enigma Engine

Interactive kiosk that simulates the mechanics and algorithm of the famous encryption device.

Occupation of the peninsular enclaves

Interactive kiosk that relies on cut-out animation techniques to illustrate variety of concepts.

Creation and development of the Christian Kingdoms (VIII-XV centuries)

Interactive kiosk that relies on cut-out animation techniques to illustrate variety of concepts.

Sieges and Engines

Interactive kiosk that relies on cut-out animation techniques to illustrate a wide range of historical war machines.

Combat and Order

Interactive kiosk that relies on cut-out animation techniques to illustrate variety of concepts.

Prelude to autonomy

Audiovisual using cut-motion techniques over archival, photographic material inegrated with newly shot footage.

Professional life

Audiovisual using Pepper's Ghost technique.

Historical context

Slide-show montage using archival, photographic material.

Thoughts

Audiovisual using cut-motion techniques over archival, photographic material integrated with newly shot footage.

Keys to autonomy

Sound only installation using narrators, musical composition and variety of sound effects.

Death and reprisals

Audiovisual using cut-motion techniques over archival, photographic material inegrated with newly shot footage.

Works and interests

Data driven interactive kiosk.

Farewell hymn

Audiovisual using Pepper's Ghost technique.

Tell us

Video recording station for visitors contribution to the museum archive.

Learn more

Carrousel based interactive kiosk dedicated to personal collection of Blas Infante.

Did you know?

Screensaver slideshow montages for interactive kiosks.

Window to the world

Restricted browser website aggregator of thematically organized content.

Interactive table

Quiz game, for up to 12 simultaneous contestants, is a gallery scale, screen-less installation based on sensor technologies.

Video

Video presentation.

Digital version of historic editions (2 pieces)

Interactive touch screens "flip book".

Irving, the Renaissance man

Interactive kiosk detailing the life of the writer.

Writings and their impact

Interactive kiosk detailing the writings of Irving.

Cinema fragments

Interactive kiosk where the public can view some cinematographic works fragments related on Washington Irving.

Tales of the Alhambra

Two synchronous productions projected/mapped over a plaster model that depicts the old Alhambra and Generalife and allows the users to locate the setting of each tale.

Washington Irving on the throne of the Alhambra

Post production.

Sunnyside: the refuge of the traveler

Post production.

The Alhambra through the eyes of Washington Irving

Design and production of DVD with contents of the exhibition.

Video

Video presentation.

Others

Views and still frames.

Ceremony

19 large-scale sequences created for a spherical and rear projection on a smoke screen.

Goal

Sequence shot on chroma set.

Access tunnel

3 + 3 screens with animations over the list of African players.

Hall background

Postproduction of images provided by the organization.

Visual resources

Philips Lumalive LED t-shirt programming.

Trips to the New World

Two synchronized projections, based on an instructive and evocative approach to the four voyages by Columbus and the first voyage round the world by Magallanes-Elcano.

Bay of Cádiz defensive installations

Interactive model of Cadiz Bay Defense System focuses on the necessity of harbors and coasts security. The application combines touchscreen and a projection over a physical model.

Daily life in colonial Cádiz

Interactive audiovisual projection delves into the theme of Cádiz society, tradition and innovation.

Urban and artistic development

Interactive audiovisual projection explores urban development, the peculiar form of building, decorative art and luxury.

Scientific advances

Interactive audiovisual projection explores the situation at sea, the Royal College of Surgery, the Academy of Marine Guardians and the Royal Conservatory.

Commerce and the Navy

Interactive audiovisual projection focuses on the defense of the Indies fleet and the arsenal of Carraca.

Routes through Cádiz

Interactive module explores the route created by the IEDT, dedicated to the theme of Cádiz and the New World.

Others

CYAN researched locations in the province of Cadiz and created photo reportage for the interactive applications. Soundtracks (10 pieces) CYAN made also CGI for project presentation.

Others

Views.

The Protagonists

Madrid 1808

Interactive Book

Flipbook. (198 pages)

Entry: Audiovisual kaleidoscope

A sequence of textures related to the general contents of the Museum (Fabrics, fire, ...)

Fallas in Gandía gallery: Audiovisual on textile graphics

Historically relevant facts, milestones and personalities related to the fallero world.

Royal gallery: audiovisual "Ritual of grooming"

Supporting images, in ritualistic slow motion, detailing the dress and grooming ritual of the fallera.

Explosive harmony gallery: interactive game

Designed for children to create their own mascletá. Installation consists of selecting from a gallery of firecrackers, ropes and knots to create a unique "explosive harmony".

Monumental Fire gallery: interactive game

Interactive installation of the pardoned “ninots” and a basic information data sheet.

El Casal gallery: interactive installation

Interactive gallery of photographs of the 22 casals/associations that exist in Gandía along with their respective shields. The selected association is accompanied by a technical data sheet.

Fallera melody gallery: “Forest of tubes”

A playful audio installation designed for children, consists of a series of flexible tubes offering different audio related to the instrument and the musical theme in question. Some tubes do not carry sounds, but permit visitors to whisper to each other across the gallery.

The Plaza: audiovisual installation

Audiovisual installation, on three, floor to ceiling, curved screens. Impressionistic audiovisual based on a multitude of textures (fire, costume fabrics, close-ups of Fallas, etc ...), the audio of the installation uses realistic sounds of the crackling fire, mascletá or the ambient sound of the fiesta itself.

The Llibret: scenographic installation

Scenery that represents a stack of publications of various kinds, on which a large "visitor's book", with large blank, rechangeable pages, the visitor can write his personal satire, his opinion or simply traces of his passage through the museum.

Audiovisual project presentation

Audiovisual presentation of the executive project.

Others

Illustrations of the project presentation.

Others

museum opening.