Never-ending Story - Legacy of Mendel in Agriculture
The exhibition is designed as a neverending dark space which is divided up by a winding transparent membrane. This membrane is the main carrier of the stream of time and the evolution of thoughts. It also has some gaps that can be used to look through time and into the exhibition space.
The exhibition may be seen linearly – from the past to the present or from the present back to the past. That is possible thanks to the time portals and hypertext which gives visitors an opportunity to think of non-linear forms of the presentation of the evolution. The discoveries do not always follow one another chronologically and the evolution is not always strictly linear.
Genetics has been a part of our everyday life. The large-format drawings which are in a dialogue with the text and the displayed objects remove the stigma of genetics and make it more accessible to children.
Art Direction
Lenka Hejl, Martin Hejl
Architecture and Design
Animation
Long Phi Trieu
Illustration
Alexey Klyuykov
Collaboration
Photography
