For Portail des Nations, we created a visual language in motion, turning data and global stories into an immersive world of images, typography and light.
The experience takes shape across three visual levels. A panoramic screen carries the main story, while a spherical display below brings the planet to life and connects with the imagery above. At the control room desks, additional screens display data and graphic elements. Using physical buttons, visitors interact with the content and move the story forward.
Credits
Immersive Experience - Together
Client - United Nations
Project - Portail des Nations
Global Creative Production - Downtown Studio
Creative Agency - Cinetic Creatives
Exhibit Design - Local Projects
Creative Director - Olivier Pictet & Adrien Wagner
Art Direction & Immersive Content E2 - Brian Tornay
Project Manager - Rajinder Sagoo
Project Coordinator - Benjamin Dubuc, Bérénice Rogazy
Content Coordinator - Guillaume Helleu
Edit Coordinator - Théo Donatantonio
Motion Designer - Bibarr, Brian Tornay
Production Assistant - Pascal Tea
Music & Sound - Jean-Loup Bernet, Maxence Ciekawy, Henry Sims
Video Production - Lumens 8
Multimedia Equipment - Dorier
Special Thanks - Pascal Girardin, Pablo Echegoyen
Client - United Nations
Project - Portail des Nations
Global Creative Production - Downtown Studio
Creative Agency - Cinetic Creatives
Exhibit Design - Local Projects
Creative Director - Olivier Pictet & Adrien Wagner
Art Direction & Immersive Content E2 - Brian Tornay
Project Manager - Rajinder Sagoo
Project Coordinator - Benjamin Dubuc, Bérénice Rogazy
Content Coordinator - Guillaume Helleu
Edit Coordinator - Théo Donatantonio
Motion Designer - Bibarr, Brian Tornay
Production Assistant - Pascal Tea
Music & Sound - Jean-Loup Bernet, Maxence Ciekawy, Henry Sims
Video Production - Lumens 8
Multimedia Equipment - Dorier
Special Thanks - Pascal Girardin, Pablo Echegoyen
The challenge was to create a strong visual identity for the Knowledge Room, one of the three spaces of the immersive exhibition Together. Conceived as a control room, the space explores how knowledge and collective expertise can change the course of history, highlighting the role of multilateralism in addressing some of the world’s greatest challenges.
We developed a flexible creative system combining typography, color, motion, 3D and imagery. A shared visual language designed to bring coherence to a wide range of content, while allowing each subject to develop its own identity, tone and rhythm.
We developed a flexible creative system combining typography, color, motion, 3D and imagery. A shared visual language designed to bring coherence to a wide range of content, while allowing each subject to develop its own identity, tone and rhythm.
Images, stories and places unfold in a continuous visual flow. Moving through layers of footage, textures and information, the camera reveals the many dimensions of the United Nations’ work. Connecting people, territories and actions across the world.
We designed intuitive transitions connecting the screen above with the sphere below. Simple gestures, a falling drop, a handwritten signature, a pouring flask, travel from one surface to another, bringing the Earth to life in unexpected ways.
Data Graphic
For the Data Monitors, we shifted towards a more radical and binary visual language. Numbers, datas, maps and key facts were reduced to their essential forms, drawing inspiration from early computer interfaces and digital systems. A deliberate contrast with the more immersive and contemplative parts of the experience.
Visual Treatment
