Mint realizes exhibition in the Museum of Nature Lucerne
The Minz Agency and the Lucerne Cantonal Archaeology Department have jointly realized the exhibition «Buried with Pomp and Splendour». The project has its origins in around 300 BC, when a young woman was buried in an oak coffin.
"With pomp and splendor" is the name of the exhibition, since the young Celt was buried extraordinarily lavishly with grave goods of silver and bronze. Today, 2314 years later, the small, petite Celt is affectionately called "Paris" by designers and exhibition organizers for the sake of simplicity, to give her a tangible identity.
The work included the exhibition poster, several 1:1 scale aluminum "Paris" stands, the design of the exhibition space with labeled flags, a video animation incl. spherical-mystical soundtrack - handmade by Minz, showcase coloring and lettering, large-format canvas design, organization of the lighting, flyer & leporello as accompanying media, animations for photo frames, etc. The exhibition is on display at the Museum of Nature Lucerne until October 19, 2014.
Responsible at the cantonal archaeology: Jasmin Gerig. Responsible at Minz: Sylvie Rapold and Fabian Gallati (project management and design).
