Interactive multimedia exhibition “Industrialization in progress” follows historical development of B&H industry and impact on the collective memory with desire to encourage thinking about industry and industrial heritage today, as potential and part of European cultural heritage. Through conceptual and visual interpretation, the exhibition takes the visitor on a journey through the industrialization and its ever-changing transformation towards future.
The exhibition is designed as a free-standing metal structure bearing printed panels. The materials and modular mesh shape reflect the elegance and efficiency of industrial form. Five thematically distinctive units, connected with the timeline which covers 100 years of Bosnian industrial history and parallel world events, stand separately in space creating maximum flexibility for adaptation to any indoor or outdoor space. The exhibition is intended and adapted to visitors of all ages. While the older generations can intimately relate to exhibits through their own memories, the younger ones can discover wonders and importance of industrial heritage through engaging interactive elements.
Credits
Architecture
CHwB BiH
Client
Delegation of European Union in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Year of completion
2020
Location
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Total area
100 m2
Photos
Sanja Vrzić
Project Partners
Produced by
Foundation Cultural Heritage without Borders, CHwB BiH
Concept design
Aida Mia ALIĆ, Adisa DŽINO ŠUTA
Creative team
Amra ČUSTO, Sanja VRZIĆ, Adisa DŽINO ŠUTA
Architecture and graphic design
Sanja VRZIĆ
Visual identity, illustrations and graphic design
Aleksandra Nina KNEŽEVIĆ
Multimedia design
Peđa KAZAZOVIĆ
Research team
Amra ČUSTO, Boris TRAPARA, Maja PLIČANIĆ, Adisa DŽINO ŠUTA, Aida Mia ALIĆ, Lejla AGIĆ, Tijana VELJKOVIĆ
Education
Lejla AGIĆ
Interpretation texts
Amra ČUSTO
Professional associates
Ivana ROSO, Andrej PEĆANAC, Blanka MARIN, Jasmina FERHATOVIĆ, Farah RAČIĆ
Printing and building
Margo, Istočno Sarajevo
Archive material
Historijski muzej BiH, Muzej grada Zenice, Muzej Jugoslavije i Filmski centar Sarajevo
Project was financed by European Union
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