Projections on museum exhibits

Ditte Amund Basballe · Kim Halskov

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Art, Technology, and Culture Interactive and Immersive Displays

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Using animation, text, and visual effects as elements of projections on the Danish rune stone, Mejlbystenen (the Mejlby stone), we have explored approaches to engaging museum visitors. The installation positions itself in the field of previous installations and experiments exploring projection on physical objects, but is unique in focusing on fusing the projection and the object in an engaging approach to communicating information at a cultural heritage museum. The Mejlby stone installation is now a permanent installation at a cultural and historical museum, and, based on observation as well as interviews of museum visitors, we have analysed how the installation supports sense-making, engaging conversations, and playful engagement.

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2000Learning from Museums: Visitor Experiences and the Making of Meaning 2016The Museum Experience 2001Exhibiting Interaction: Conduct and Collaboration in Museums and Galleries 2004Interaction and interactives: collaboration and participation with computer-based exhibits

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