Our content development bridges ideas with reality. We structure narratives into consumable and captivating stories for a wide audience. From concept to final manuscript, we ensure content is engaging and insightful through the use of smart visual design and sensory interaction. Our team uses innovative methods to produce visually striking and interactive designs, maintaining a modern aesthetic.
Our service includes:
- Interpretation
- Content strategy
- Content development
- Interaction Design
- Tangible experiences
- Creative / art direction
- Graphic design
- Animation
- Wayfinding
- Illustration
- Map design
- 2D / 3D
- User Interface Design UX/UI
- Storytelling
- Inclusivity
- Design for children
- Tangible experiences
We worked on all interactive media design and content development for the new geological exhibition at the Natural History Museum of Oslo.
Concept
Our first step is to interpret content into a narrative experience. We explore audiences and find their entry points into the material. We seek the interactions that embody the learning that we envision and find a visual style that serves the goals of our project.
The Blue Planet is Northern Europe’s largest and most state-of-the-art aquarium, situated in Denmark. Gagarin developed eight immersive and informative installations that take the visitor back in time, from the spark of life until the first creatures crawled up on land. Gagarin was responsible for all graphic design and illustrations.
Content
We structure content into consumable stories. We work with academics, historians, scientists or otherwise people who are experts in their field. From initial content mapping to final manuscripts, we give direction to the whole content development to ensure content is engaging and insightful.
Visual design
We prioritize clarity and appeal in our designs. Our team creates visually striking designs for each project based on its narrative. Our aim is to create timeless visual styles in illustration, animation, film or photography.
From arriving at the parking lot to embarking on a journey on the trail at Thingvellir National Park, the design decisions needed to include a good overview of the park with wayfinding.
Inclusivity
Our approach to inclusivity is to design for all. We want everyone, including people with limitations but also of different ages and backgrounds to feel welcome in the experiences we create.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR). The building holds eleven thought-provoking galleries that are implemented using an approach to inclusive design that aims to set new Canadian and world standards for universal accessibility. Photography: Ian McCausland/CMHR.
We applaud the efforts of this firm for its acknowledgement and dedication to challenging our responsibility to make our museums and institutions open and accessible to all. SEGD Design Award Jury
Natural History Museum Oslo: Dynamic Earth: Ocean visualization.
We prioritize clarity and appeal in our designs. Our team uses innovative methods to produce visually striking and interactive designs, maintaining a modern aesthetic.
At Þingvellir‘s visitor centre, Hakið, visitors are now invited on a journey through history and nature. At first they get to look into a long-gone past through immersive and interactive experiences.
