Nobel Prize Museum | 19 Birds

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Storytelling, Sound & Visual VR Exhibition

Leeloo Mingissiyeva VR exhibition for The Nobel Prize Museum

Leeloo Mingissiyeva, creating and producing an exhibition

ROLE

CREATIVE DIRECTION PRODUCTION UX & UI DESIGN NARRATIVE DESIGN STORY & GAMEPLAY

BRIEF

Define and develop a solution that is a captivating fusion of reality and imagination at the Nobel Prize Museum. Through the magic of XR, you are set to transform the museum into an immersive wonderland that blurs the line between the physical and the virtual.

CHALLENGE

To advance the frontiers of immersive technology, ensuring accessibility to individuals of all ages and genders, and transforming Nobel Prize Museum exhibitions from passive observation spaces into interactive realms.
The physical space, approximately 2 square meters, and can offer an experience lasting around 2-3 minutes.

SOLUTION

As a team, we made an early decision to craft an art experience with minimal interaction, allowing users to immerse themselves in the learning journey fully.

I aimed to provide an enjoyable and educational experience without the need for extensive engagement, cognitive effort, or onboarding. Due to the project's simplicity, sound held equal importance to visuals.
I researched how the brain processes information and induces relaxation. The sound produced aimed to lead users from the moment they entered the experience, starting with heartbeats and breathing sounds, gradually transitioning into Zen mode. To facilitate information reception, a clicking sound was activated every time a user interacted, ensuring sustained attention.

KEY FEATURES

Sound & Visuals
Human Centric Design
Organic Interaction Design

PLATFORM UTILIZED

Oculus Quest 2

Unity

GitHub

Jira

Miroboard

ShapeXR

VALUE DELIVERED

Elevating the bar by fusing art with cutting-edge technologies, in order to cultivate a fascination for education and knowledge among a wider audience. The potential to take the exhibition worldwide, rather than confining it to a limited venue in Stockholm.

The Nobel Prize Museum illustrates a century of creativity, where visitors can follow the changes of the 20th century through the Nobel Prize and the Nobel Prize laureates. Explore the work and the ideas of more than 900 creative minds presented through short films, original artifacts and computers.

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