Tirpitz Museum: Efter Krigen
Interactive exhibition on post-war Denmark

Challenge
A special exhibition at Tirpitz Museum, that would stay open for the next 1.5 years, on the devastating aftermath of World War II and post-war cleanup, and with an audience ranging from curious families to die-hard military historians, and a hard deadline of 10 weeks.
Goal
Create an emotionally resonant, visually coherent exhibition that could speak to a diverse audience and bring clarity and empathy to a complex, somber narrative. The exhibition needed to be accessible, thought-provoking, respectful, both as education and reflection.
Solution
Working closely with the curators at the museum and exhibition designers at YOKE, we made an interactive exhibition ranging from the beginning of WWII, to the modern day clean-up and ethical questions of responsibility, with audience voting systems, large-scale models, and real-life replicas from the 1940's.










