Rumour — Temporary Exhibition at Museum of Communication Berne
The temporary exhibition at the Museum of Communication in Berne was devoted to rumours of all kinds that are spread through various channels and media. Some of the rumours were started by the visitors themselves. iart contributed two installations: a ‘Whispering Wood’ in which 74 thematically ordered rumours told in a whisper were heard outside the wood, creating a mysterious atmosphere that lured visitors inside, and a Pepper’s Ghost installation with a small ‘rumours agent’, who was sitting in his ‘doll’s house agency’ at a real miniature table, drawing attention to himself. He addressed talks to visitors directly, called them over to him, engaged them in conversation and tried to worm rumours out of them. Read More
In the newly designed Road Traffic Hall at the Swiss Museum of Transport media stations with touch screens make it possible to explore themes relating to road traffic through texts, images, films and games. Installations with projections offer an insight into visions of mobility in the past and today. Multimedia stations allow visitors to take rides that would be too dangerous to experience under real road traffic conditions. iart was responsible for the media planning and coordination of the tender of production.
iart planned and realised two interactive books and a 3D model for the Charterhouse in Ittingen. 
Based on the concept by Atelier Brückner, iart planned the interactive installations of the new exhibition ‘Children’s Science Park’ at the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum. The exhibition will spread over an area of 2′500 m2. It will addresse to children between 3 and 7 and treat the rainbow as its central topic. In a colourful world, children can make flowers bloom, paint trees in seasonal colours or become part of a movie by interacting with its characters. 
iart conceived and planned the audio-visual media for two new permanent exhibitions at the Swiss National Museum in Zurich. In the exhibition showing the collection the mediation focuses on single objects and their origin, in the exhibithion concerning Swiss history the media communicates the main topics of the exhibition. 
For the permanent exhibition ‘focusTerra’ in the atrium of the ETH (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) in Zurich, iart conceived the mediation and planned the media technology. The exhibition was designed by Holzer Kobler Architekturen. The topics ‘Dynamics of the Earth’, ‘Treasures of the Earth’ and ‘Archives of the Earth’ are presented on the three floors of the pavilion.
The largest expanse of LED ceiling lighting ever installed in a shopping mall and the 15-meter high LED displays on the shopping centre’s towers, which resemble bar codes, are not on sale in any shops. Neither are the digital media pillars and the static signage in the Mall. They are new products especially developed by iart interactive for the new building’s exterior and interior. They are intended not just to perform their primary function but also to turn shopping into a pleasant experience. Nowadays, people expect shops to be more than places where they merely make their purchases: they want to feel good, to have exciting experiences and to be given direction. In the ‘Stücki’ Shopping Centre, iart interactive’s light and media concept makes a significant contribution to achieving this. In creative cooperation with the architects, Diener & Diener, iart developed a multimedia approach that completes the architectural and communications concept by providing both scenographical elements and a narrative.