Бронзана Ентеријер · 2020
On Stage Muzejski Izložbeni Dizajn
by Skevi Farazi
- Бронзана награда A' Design Award 2020 in Ентеријер
- CLIENT: THOC & Limassol Municipality
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 12,129
- Verification code 5123A36AB1 · Verify this award
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About On Stage Muzejski Izložbeni Dizajn
On Stage je stalna postavka Kiparskog muzeja pozorišta. Izložba istražuje različite aspekte pozorišta kroz iskustveni pristup, gde se granice između gledanja i glume međusobno prepliću. Postavka se odvija u tri dela, poput činova jedne predstave. Istorija je prolaz koji deluje kao filter znanja. Odeljak Saradnici prikazuje delove produkcije koji su obično nepoznati publici. Predstava je poslednji čin i otkriva ishod. Centralna dijagonalna vitrina deli prostor i usmerava posetioce.
About the Бронзана награда A' Design Award
On Stage Muzejski Izložbeni Dizajn је добитник Бронзане награде A' Design Award, високо престижног признања које се додељује изванредним дизајнима који се одликују креативношћу, домишљатошћу и оштроумношћу. Добитници Бронзане награде у потпуности су вешти и упечатљиво креативни артефакти који потврђују велико искуство, машту и снаљажљивост својих дизајнера. Очекује се да On Stage Muzejski Izložbeni Dizajn буде високо цењен, дивљен и вољен предмет, запажено професионалан и иновативан. Овај дизајн награђен Бронзаном наградом A' Design Award уграђује најбоље праксе у уметности, науци, дизајну и технологији и одличан је по пажњи према детаљима. On Stage Muzejski Izložbeni Dizajn сјајно задовољава потребе, дотиче жеље, очарава осећања и привлачи радозналост.
Press Kit
- Unique Properties
- 'On Stage' is the permanent exhibition of the Cyprus Theatre Museum. It aims to explore the different aspects of theatre in an experiential approach where boundaries of spectating and acting are intertwined. The exhibition unfolds in three parts: The History, a passage that acts as a filter of knowledge. The Contributors which showcases all aspects of the production which usually are unknown to the spectator. The Performance which as a final act reveals the final outcome.
- Tags
- theatre, museum, exhibition, interior, design, showcase, stage, contributors, space, curation
- Production Technology
- A central diagonal showcase splits the space in 3 sections and directs the visitors through wide and narrow paths, in a flow of pauses and transitions from one section to the other. It opens only to the final part and prevents thus the visual connection between the different sections.
The entrance to the museum creates a play of knowledge through the reflections of mirrors, where the spectator, the graphics and displays dissolve their actual barriers in space and time. - Design Challenge
- The various materials of the existing space, such as natural stone on walls, timber roof, metal and concrete structures and big luminous windows needed to be approached with respect but on the same time without overshadowing the actual presentation of the exhibition items which demanded a dark space to allow them as such to be highlighted.
The aesthetic balance between the exhibition design and the actual display object which by itself is ‘flamboyant’ was constantly tested. - Research
- An elaborate research was done on precedent examples, the new trends of museology and the ways of communicating the information with different media. Various display systems, materials and colour palettes were explored so that all items could be displayed in a balanced design.
The design was inextricably linked with the museological approach and developed in parallel with the exhibition material research until the final selection. - Inspiration
- Having as a reference the magic one experiences when watching a theatrical performance, the design aims to create a narrative space which evolves gradually as a 'theatrical plot’ in different ‘acts’.
The transition from one section to the other is visually distinct allowing the surprise and the unexpected to escalate as in a theatrical play. Being on stage, backstage or in a dressing room were the main references for visual representations and interactive displays. - Project Duration
- 2010-2012
Limassol - Cyprus - Image Credits
- Image #1: Photographer Socrates Socratous, 2012
Image #2: Photographer Socrates Socratous, 2012
Image #3: Photographer Socrates Socratous, 2012
Image #4: Photographer Socrates Socratous, 2012
Image #5: Photographer Socrates Socratous, 2012
