Lost to the Flames — Exhibit

Wildfire research made tangible through a physical, layered information display.

The project

Lost to the Flames examines the causes and effects of wildfires through an exhibition format. A central tree motif anchors the information, with supporting graphics and a three-dimensional display structure.

Design direction

The work moves from graphic planning and a digital model to photographs of the constructed exhibit. Layered information and a strong central silhouette turn a complex environmental subject into a physical encounter.

Scope of work

Exhibit graphics
Digital model
Planning sketches
Constructed exhibit photography

A closer look

09 images

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — 3D exhibit model on black — 013D exhibit model on black

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — 3D exhibit model with shelf — 023D exhibit model with shelf

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — Exhibit panel artwork — “The root of the problem” — 03Exhibit panel artwork — “The root of the problem”

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — Built exhibit, front view — 04Built exhibit, front view

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — Built exhibit in the gallery space — 05Built exhibit in the gallery space

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — Built exhibit with side wing — 06Built exhibit with side wing

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — Close-up of the color-coded impact key — 07Close-up of the color-coded impact key

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — Built exhibit, angled view — 08Built exhibit, angled view

Lost to the Flames — Exhibit — Exhibit panel artwork on peach — 09Exhibit panel artwork on peach

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