A unique art space in Dubai where art and technology merge in captivating ways. In the dark halls of a former industrial site, light and media artist Christopher Bauder presents large-scale, often interactive installations. Light, sound, and space unite in impressive choreographies, blurring the boundaries between reality and the digital world.

• Brand-new venue in a dynamic cultural hub
• Two levels with 1,500 m² for exhibitions and events
• Tailored interactive experiences for every space

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This immersive experience revives masterpieces stolen, destroyed, or lost to history, inviting audiences to explore their stories through digital recreations, storytelling, and interactive formats.
With installations, audio guides, and “detective sound walks,” visitors are transported into the world of these lost treasures like never before.

• Prime city-center location
• Two-story space of 1,700 m²
• 10 halls with distinctive interactive features

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This project developed the concept and design for the first comprehensive museum dedicated to the culture and history of winemaking. The exhibition included interactive and kinetic installations, multisensory exhibits such as scent-based objects, and a curated archival collection, creating an experience that engages visitors on multiple levels.

Private museum located within one of the most renowned wineries in Southern France.
The exhibition explores the nature of color and light through four central themes:
How pigments are extracted, how they transform over time, and their influence on the cultural identity of the region—particularly in architecture, literature, winemaking, and haute cuisine.

• Over 50 researchers
• More than 3,000 m² of museum space
• Dedicated areas for family and temporary exhibitions

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An immersive exhibition that explores the complexity of the human body through detailed anatomical displays and interactive elements.

Striking visual installations and carefully designed educational formats provide new perspectives on physiology and health, creating a highly engaging and informative experience.

230,000+ Visitors

This project developed the concept and design for the first comprehensive museum dedicated to the culture and history of winemaking. The exhibition included interactive and kinetic installations, multisensory exhibits such as scent-based objects, and a curated archival collection, creating an experience that engages visitors on multiple levels.