Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger
Digital Exhibition
Bid(s) for survival
Digital twin
The End of Aging is the first exhibition of the series Bid(s) for Survival by writer, filmmaker and curator Michael Schindhelm at Kulturstiftung Basel H. Geiger. The show immerses the audience into an intricate scenography made of film installations and science-based research, encouraging visitors to consider a world of super longevity and near-eternal youth.
The art set brings you to a fictional abandoned hospital, consisting of seven rooms, with the possibility of following a linear narrative or moving with a map that takes you directly to the rooms. Upon visiting each room the audience will be presented with an opening sequence, after which one can look around and click or tap on the artworks to see them in detail.
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We worked with Michael Schindhelm and the team from an early stage, with the idea of bringing the exhibition online as a digital twin, to give it a second life. Recreating the experience for web was fun and sometimes challenging, here’s a more nerdy take on how we did it!