The ANZAC legend is a key pillar of the Australian identity, but the unrelenting march of time threatens the preservation of these histories. As irst-hand accounts, artefacts and perspectives

So, in the year of the 100th Anniversary of the end of WW1, the Queensland museum needed to keep the ANZAC legend alive in a contemporary way and asked us to create a truly evocative and interactive exhibition.

We used creative storytelling, interactive narratives and emerging technologies to present fresh points of view on WWI and to invite users to join the past with the now and the future. The latest technology allowed us to use 100 years-old artefacts in new ways and create personal connections with old and new generations.

We brought over 200 stories of Queensland men and women to life by delivering 12 interactive and immersive experiences for the gallery. Ranging from interactive touchscreens, large-scale LED walls, photogrammetry and 3D modelling to VR, animation and video production.

The aim of the gallery was to engage audiences by utilising new approaches to significant historic events, with every visitor being taken on a personal journey, connecting with people and places that speak to what it means to be a “Queenslander”.