Story & space

Our goal is to deliver an interesting story with a twist that leaves the viewer with something to think about. We like to wrap all that up into stunning visuals that closely work with the architecture of the building the content is projected on. That contains precise work with the model, lighting, interesting materials and implementation of various surreal ideas into reality.

We have used this year’s topics 'Exploration' as a starting point for something that will take the viewer for a journey through a fantasy world of freezing, distant discoveries. Almost all means of transport that have been used to conquer the poles will guide our viewers through different frozen sceneries. We will go through airy heights, frozen oceans, deepest seas and foreign planets that will carefully work with the architecture of the National Museum in Zürich delivering optical illusions and spectacular visuals accompanied by custom composed music. Frozen transportation will take us through these awe inspiring scenes until we find out at the end that in reality we have been travelling within a really deep freezer all along.

If the viewers will watch carefully, they can notice some of the styling of our scenes reminding us of food, utensils and other kitchen amenities that will hint at the twist at the end. This parallel will show us that we all discover something in our daily lives and it doesn’t matter how small or big the discoveries are, they all matter. In today's world, where it can feel overwhelming how many discoveries were already made, we can sometimes just adjust our point of view and that can have a huge impact on our daily well being and mental health. That’s why we end with a poetic quote by Marcel Proust - “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” And for some people it can just mean that they will check their long forgotten freezers when they come home.