Ars Electronica Berlin
Exhibitiondesign
2018

How do we create a future in which the technology of the 21st century helps rather than harms both humanity and the environment? That is one of the central questions behind the exhibition at the Ars Electronica Center in Berlin. Over the 1500 m2 of the DRIVE.Volkswagen Group Forum Berlin, Ars Electronica presents international media art that draws a vision of the future in which humans, machines, algorithms, animals, plants and the environment form a stable system.

Florian Voggeneder
An exhibition architecture was developed that focuses on the interaction and communication between visitors and the works of art. Using the hexagon as a symbol for the exhibition, which extends from the graphics to the exhibition furniture, identical solid wood elements provide information, presentation and seating areas. The design is such that individual elements cannot stand alone. Rather, stability materializes when the elements are joined together. A large number of varied arrangements are created that form or limit spaces for encounter.