An in-depth exploration of how sound scenography affects spatial coherence, orientation, and meaning in contemporary exhibition design.

The Roter Haubarg Museum invites you on a journey through time, where the historic building itself becomes a living narrator. With interactive stories, music and an immersive staging, the new exhibition brings the exhibits to life and tells their…

Sound scenography reveals sound as an integral part of spatial design, shaping how we perceive and experience environments. Discover how listening transforms spaces into immersive, narrative-rich experiences.

What do we actually mean by "space" when we design it with sound? In this article, we share our scenographic perspective on space - as a living, dynamic medium that sound helps to shape and reveal.

What role does sound play in exhibitions? This article rethinks sound as a medium of spatial communication — shaping how knowledge, story, and space are experienced.

Achieving good audio quality in exhibition projects is a complex challenge. Exhibitions have unique acoustics and individual conditions that make standard solutions often ineffective. Unlike cinemas or concert halls, which typically follow…

Our collaboration with Alicja Kwade for her solo exhibition at the Berlinische Galerie focused on the question of how her heartbeat would manifest itself in the field of tension between presence and absence. How would the sound of her heartbeat be…

During a trip in 2010, we spent a few days in a remote mountain hut in the Ukrainian part of the Carpathians. We left our white Volvo 740 down in the valley. With passion, our host drove us in his Soviet heavy-duty off-road vehicle without…