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"Nuts and bolts":
interactive exibits
Exhibit
development & fabrication
Designs
& performance specifications
Discovery
Disks: mobile mini-interactives
'Beam Cam' projecting video microscope
Underwater
Street Discovery Centre
Moscow
Planetarium
Sellafield
Visitor Centre
'Alternative
energy'
Earth
Science
Fixed
Discovery Disks, Glasgow
Air-table,
telescope, moon-phases
Astronomy
exhibits for Valencia
Biometrics
Magnetic
field exhibit for CERN, Geneva
Tabletop
Discovery Disks: magnetism
Tabletop
Discovery Disks: Light
More
Light interactives
"Academic"
interactives: The Energy Enzyme
"Academic
interactives": Electron beams
"Academic
interactives": Mantle geology
Working
canal-lock model
Virtual
exhibit: Ich bin einmalig
Chemistry
interactives: Chirality
Video
microscopes: Melting crystal
Push-button
quiz: Breath of life
Environmental
& biological
Cookbook
outlines of my 1992 "classical" Great Explorations interactives
Talk to me!
UK phone/fax
+44 (0) 1663 743794
Email ian@interactives.co.uk
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Sea
Myths and Monsters
Sea Myths and Monsters was a 1997 temporary exhibition at Exploris,
the Northern Ireland Aquarium, Portaferry.
 
How about a 3 metres tall sperm whale tail plunging into the ground?
(I also designed the Sea Myths and Monsters logo.)
Listening to an account of manatees and mermaids through my highly reliable
"whisper-tube" system.
Our native British basking shark typically grows over 8 metres (27 feet)
long. That's huge: far bigger than the exaggerated rubber model used in
the Jaws films! The method chosen to communicate such dimensions
was to display some of our common local sea monsters at their actual size.
This exhibit makes everybody gasp.
Weatherproof outdoor graphics panels don't always have to be expensive.
Grab the fishing line and pull up a glow-in-the-dark sea serpent!
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