TING – Interactive Exhibition on Technology and Democracy

TING, a participatory exhibition on the occasion of the Norwegian Museum of Technology‘s 100th anniversary.

This is a collaborative project between Tamschick Media+Space and Ralph Appelbaum Associates from Berlin, Germany.

The Ting exhibition invites visitors to explore the relationship between technology and democracy. When entering the exhibition, visitors can collect a wooden cube that serves as an analog haptic tool to trigger different digital interactions within the entire exhibition. TING’s first part lets visitors discover 4 specific technologies to show up different perspectives on cultural and political influence.

A fully digital amphitheatre-like space forms the heart of the exhibition. This space includes an interactive table and a digital shelf that displays 100 objects. Visitors are able to explore the shelf via interactive tablets or by placing their wooden blocks on the table.

Visitors at the Ting exhibition.
Visitors at the Ting exhibition.
The wooden blocks serve as an analog haptic tools to trigger digital interactions within the exhibition.
The wooden blocks serve as an analog haptic tools to trigger digital interactions within the exhibition.
TING is a participatory exhibition on the occasion of the Norwegian Museum of Technology‘s 100th anniversary.
TING is a participatory exhibition on the occasion of the Norwegian Museum of Technology‘s 100th anniversary.
A fully digital amphitheatre-like space forms the centre of the exhibition.
A fully digital amphitheatre-like space forms the centre of the exhibition.
A visitor is scanning a QR code with a mobile phone to get further information.
A visitor is scanning a QR code with a mobile phone to get further information.
The heart of the exhibition with an interactive table and a digital shelf that displays 100 objects.
The heart of the exhibition with an interactive table and a digital shelf that displays 100 objects.
The wooden blocks on the interactive table.
The wooden blocks on the interactive table.
Visitors can use there wooden blocks to interact with the digital table.
Visitors can use there wooden blocks to interact with the digital table.

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  1. A fully digital amphitheater-like space forms the heart of the exhibition. It’s a different digital entire exhibition.beautiful photography. Technology so important in our life.

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