Ludwig Lives Exposición de Jorg Stauvermann

El diseño Ludwig Lives Exposición de Jorg Stauvermann es un ganador altamente estimado del prestigioso 2023 A' Design Award de Hierro en la categoría de competición Diseño de Espacios Interiores y Exposiciones.

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Ludwig Lives Exposición

de Jorg Stauvermann

Cliente: Jörg Stauvermann Freier Kreativdirektor

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El Diseño

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¿Ludwig van Beethoven está vivo? ¡Por supuesto! La exposición Ludwig Lives! Beethoven in Pop, con motivo del 250 aniversario del nacimiento del compositor, muestra dónde Beethoven sigue dejando huella en la actualidad. ¿O dónde la ha dejado? Ya sea en películas de Hollywood, en cabaré o en la vida cotidiana. Ludwig van Beethoven fue enviado al espacio para explicar el mundo a otras formas de vida. Su música suena cuando se recoge la basura en Taiwán. Comediantes de todo tipo han recurrido a sus clichés. Y fue el primer músico en ofrecer un concierto benéfico. Esta exposición muestra eso y mucho más: Ludwig está vivo.

El Reconocimiento

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Ludwig Lives Exposición ha ganado el A' Design Award de Hierro, un reconocimiento prestigioso concedido a buenos diseños que cumplen los requisitos profesionales e industriales que se esperan de creaciones bien diseñadas. Los ganadores de Hierro demuestran gran habilidad, alta especialización, comprensión experta y capacidad creativa de sus creadores. Se espera que Ludwig Lives Exposición sea una creación muy apreciada, admirada y querida, práctica e innovadora. Este diseño ganador del A' Design Award de Hierro integra las mejores prácticas del sector y tiene características técnicas competentes unidas a conocimiento práctico y talento. Ludwig Lives Exposición es respetado por su minuciosidad y está concebido para aportar mejoras en la calidad de vida que ayudan a hacer del mundo un lugar mejor.

Detrás del Diseño

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Créditos, miembros del equipo y detalles técnicos proporcionados por el diseñador.

Propiedades Únicas: With the exhibition Ludwig lebt Beethoven im Pop on the occasion of the composer's 250th birthday, the German Rock'n'Pop Museum explores obvious and surprising effects of Beethoven on our pop culture. From the 5th Symphony being sent into space or the piano piece Für Elise, to which the rubbish is picked up in Taiwan. There were also the Beatles, Accept, A Clockwork Orange, Inglorious Basterds, the Peanuts or a jar of gherkins.
Dimensiones y Embalaje: I designed all the decors of the fabrics from scratch. The wall hangings, which seem historical at first glance, surprise with serial decors based on familiar pictograms - from social media and technical icons to computer symbols. Thus, despite their historical flair, completely up-to-date wall hangings were created that only seem to quote the past. The icons succeeded in transferring the wall hangings into today's pop culture, but the design only made it noticeable at second glance.
Etiquetas: Exhibition design, Ludwig van Beethoven, Pop culture, Anniversary, Scenography, Museum
Tecnología de Producción: The exhibition went over two floors, so that two designs were also created in terms of design. On the lower floor, historical rooms were created from a recyclable aluminium system covered with printed fabric. The upper floor was produced as a disco from a painted wooden stand system with partial printing. The interactive dance floor at the centre of the production played 25 interpretations of the 5th symphony, a different one on each square. The sound design was transported via the headphone system.
Desafío de Diseño: Visitors wear headphones in the exhibition. The audio system locates the respective visitor and plays audio according to his or her position. These can be spoken texts or music, but also synchronised sound tracks from videos or acoustic effects. In this concept, different speakers navigate visitors through the exhibition and introduce upcoming passages. Overlapping sounds create an atmosphere that informs visitors and also builds tension and provides entertainment: acoustic scenography.
Investigación: Together, the museum team, curators and the design team developed the script of the spatial-thematic mapping. All areas, elements, texts, media, exhibits, dimensions, etc. were defined here. The basis was an internet platform that everyone could access and make changes to. One column of the table was reserved for the respective tasks. Coloured markings showed the current processing status. The continuously updated script thus became the most important element for the curatorial team spread all over Germany.
Inspiración: After researching and analysing late baroque or classicist culture and architecture, the idea arose to design rooms that reflect this historical atmosphere. Fabric-covered walls - like those found in Muensterland moated castles as a local reference - with many framed paintings, creaking wooden floors and selected individual pieces of furniture convey this mood of the 18th and 19th centuries. The overall design of the exhibition was made up of three building blocks: Colours, fonts and decors.
Duración del Proyecto: 25 April 2021 - 03 October 2021
rock'n'popmuseum, Gronau/Germany
Flujo de Operación: The special exhibition is aimed at visitors from all over Germany and the Netherlands who are interested in pop music and culture and people who want to gain insights into Beethoven's influence on the present.

Visitors are localised via the headphones and content is played to them in sync with videos or as part of the acoustic scenography. Beethoven himself or concertgoers have their say, as do current artists and pop stars. Certain anecdotes from his life are told in a rather unconventional way.
Créditos de Imagen: Main illustrations: Tobi Dahmen
Additional illustrations: Maria Picasso i Piquer, Christoph Niemann, Dirk Uhlenbrock, Frank Hoppmann, Sarah Gorf-Roloff, Jörg Stauvermann
All photos: Thorsten Schmidtkord