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Sweet melancholy: This exhibitions concept is dedicated to the very often mistaken view on the feeling of melancholy. On two floors, this complex topic will be brought closer to the exhibitions visitor, throughout an interactive experience.
Bittersüss
Die liebe Melancholie
Sweet melancholy: This exhibitions concept is dedicated to the very often mistaken view on the feeling of melancholy. On two floors, this complex topic will be brought closer to the exhibitions visitor, throughout an interactive experience.
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The first floor deals with historical and psychological contexts, whereas the second floor focuses on the interactive and physical experience. The exhibition relates to the stress of everyday life and social compulsion of always being happy which leads to a feeling of thoughtfulness and longing.
The exhibitions experience leads into the feeling of getting deeper and deeper into this dreariness and shows how important this process is for every individual to develop and to find inner peace and relaxation — a process which will be symbolized by integrating a spiral shape into the exhibitions room concept as well as in branding elements such as the logo.
FH Joanneum Informationsdesign
Exhibition Design
Concept
Chiara Köck, Johanna Plösch, Hannah Filzmoser, Kristina Reischl
Visual Identity
Kristina Reischl
CGI
Kristina Reischl
Tools
Photoshop CC
Illustrator
InDesign
Cinema 4D
![](https://www.kristinareischl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/exdes-2.png)
The first floor deals with historical and psychological contexts, whereas the second floor focuses on the interactive and physical experience. The exhibition relates to the stress of everyday life and social compulsion of always being happy which leads to a feeling of thoughtfulness and longing.
The exhibitions experience leads into the feeling of getting deeper and deeper into this dreariness and shows how important this process is for every individual to develop and to find inner peace and relaxation — a process which will be symbolized by integrating a spiral shape into the exhibitions room concept as well as in branding elements such as the logo.
FH Joanneum Informationsdesign Exhibition Design
Concept Chiara Köck, Johanna Plösch, Hannah Filzmoser, Kristina Reischl
Visual Identity Kristina Reischl CGI Kristina Reischl
Tools Photoshop CC, Illustrator, InDesign, Cinema 4D