Showing posts with label project 5: exhibit mood board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label project 5: exhibit mood board. Show all posts

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Project 5: Paul Carlson -- Exhibit Example/Mood Boards

Board of different exhibits with elements that I liked.

Mood board for Stream exhibit.

Project5/Steve Belale


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Project 5 : Exhibit Mood Board | Wilson Chiu

Exhibit 1a

Exhibit 1b

On my mood board, I was generally looking for exhibits with esthetics in terms of color and structural design. My first thought on exhibit designs were curve and angular objects so I selected out structures that show movements. I tried to avoid exhibits with multiple colors because they remind me very much of trade shows. I was more fond with exhibits that share a similar shade or color because it shows consistency.

Project 5 - Tiffanie Yip




I think the lighting of the exhibit is really important and maybe have some blue lights to give it a watery mood.

Alix Exhibit mood board




I found some images on DeZeen website as well as MoMA NYC and New Museum NYC website. The direction is to go contemporary, clean, spacial, and at the same time look at flow, motion, and atmosphere.  

Project 5 - Exhibit Mood Board -LEo Zhao





The first example board is about the exhibition in general. Modern and elegant should also be a huge consideration for me. Clean and neat details can always caught people’s attention.
How to use the space wisely is important as well. Since the space itself is not a rectangular shaped room, it will be nice if can leave the center space open in some way and display the things around the center. In that way, people won’t be distracted by the uneven walls.
The second board is about our show. The show should definitely create some motion since our name and theme is stream. Therefore, if we can generate some kind of flow or make the whole show flowing, it will be awesome. The structure should have some kind curve because our name is stream. Also I have chosen some hanging pictures. That's my direction about how to hang the posters and stuff like that. The color is kind blueish because it can create this cool and stream feeling.
I believe our exhibition design should have a feeling, a mood, or a theme. It should be kind personalized in some way. When people go into the show, they will be surprised by the displays and the show itself. It is not going to be like “oh, it is just another exhibition.” Personally, I have the strong feeling that we should able to built some piece symbolize our class. I mean we should build one piece just for our class. It is like a sign for our class because the show is not only about all the DAI student works but also our class.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Project 5 - Exhibit Mood Board - Noriko Matsuba





Little things to keep in mind: lighting, dimensions, motion, interactivity, suspending from the ceiling, sound.

project 5: exhibit mood board by marion g.




The exhibits (1-7) selected for my mood board had parts and apparatuses that were significant in determining how we could build our own by substituting electrical lighting, structural, and graphical characteristics to achieve the visual effects.

1. This exhibit has a space frame display with a lot of potential in designing our own entrance to the exhibit. It has no walls on the sides and back and is good for conserving materials. It has a modern appeal that will give observers a clean view of whets being displayed. The picture at the rear of the frame allows the viewer to see it with less distraction.
7. These computer monitors used in front and large picture in the center can be inexpensive to make using paper. Plastics and paper can be used to substitute screens or graphical pics and they will serve the same purpose and give observers the same effect.