Process
Creating an exhibit that breaks with tradition requires a bold fusion of strategic partnerships, comprehensive planning, clear vision, innovative technology use, industry expertise, and meticulous attention to detail. This combination can translate complex narratives into visually captivating experiences for diverse audiences.
Step 1: deep scientific immersion
Understanding the science behind TL-925 was paramount. Our team conducted a deep dive into ophthalmic and autoimmune research, ensuring the animations and narratives were accurate and accessible.
Step 2: collaborative ideation
We partnered closely with Telios and The Taylor Group to align on creative vision, strategy, and execution. We refined storyboards, mood boards, and style frames through iterative consultations to balance scientific depth with aesthetic appeal.
Step 3: iterative design and development
The design process was iterative, evolving based on feedback to simplify complex narratives. This involved reworking animations to focus on specific steps of the DED MOA and adjusting visuals for maximum impact.
Step 4: precision fabrication and execution
The Taylor Group’s expertise in fabrication and installation brought Telios’ vision to life. The circular portal’s custom-painted millwork and flush-mounted concentric steel inlays exemplified craftsmanship and attention to detail. Onsite support from both teams ensured a pristine presence.
Step 5: multi-channel integration
We extended the exhibit’s impact through a coordinated social media campaign, leveraging LinkedIn and X to amplify awareness. Thousands of clicks and new followers underscored the campaign’s success. The iPad presentation further engaged attendees, offering an interactive way to explore Telios’ science and products.