Exhibition designer

“Metropolis of Cities” is a traveling and interactive exhibition that seeks to bring the new metropolitan urbanism to the citizens. Developed within the framework of participation and dissemination of the drafting process of the Metropolitan Urban Masterplan (PDU), this exhibition is willing to display the contents thought, debated and developed by a network of more than 400 experts and technicians from different disciplines,  under the coordination of the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona. The contents generated are the starting point to establish a new look at metropolitan urbanism. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. The exhibition makes available to the citizen the knowledge produced so fa... More

Indissoluble collaborates in the refurbishing of the permanent exhibition at the Barcelona Science Museum by producing the exhibiting structures (partitions and platforms) and designing and producing the Brain Dome.  INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. Exhibiting structures The architecture is defined by disposing black textured paint vertical and horizontal structures. The combination of their different heights and sizes creates a rich exhibition landscape.  INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. Vertical structures are see-through partitions, with coloured glazing enclosure or no enclosure at all. They are made out of 60 mm square steel sections, cut and welded. They act as a support for large vertical cut st... More

The FIFA World Football Museum turns the spotlight on the global phenomenon that is eSports with a new addition to the permanent exhibition. In ‘eFootball: the Virtual Pitch’ visitors discover the eFootball universe through interactive exhibits that showcase video games and tournaments. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. Indissoluble was commissioned alongside Mediapro Exhibitions to design and build the new permanent space for the FIFA Museum in Zurich. The visitor is immersed into the world of eFootball, a phenomenon which is growing in popularity every day and which has been chosen as the museum’s main theme. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDIS... More

A journey to the volcanoes world from the interior of a volcano. This is what the new volcanoes, science, and society benchmark centre, Espai Cràter, offers to the public. Located in Olot, inside the Puig del Roser volcano, the new building offers a fully interactive exhibition, created by Indissoluble and designed for all ages, that goes from the origin of the universe to the present, explaining the volcanoes of the Garrotxa and the rest of the world. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. The different exhibition areas are arranged in several large steel structures with prismatic shapes that evoke the basaltic columns like the ones we find in Castellfollit de la Roca. These structures contain several exhibiting elements, s... More

Indissoluble is collaborating once again with Mediapro Exhibitions to develop the design and production of a new temporary exhibition for the FIFA Museum in Zurich, Switzerland. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. The exhibition “211 CULTURES. ONE GAME” showcases how each of the 211 federations that make up FIFA has unique and distinctive characteristics, and how their combination forms the universe of world football. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. In this temporary exhibition, visitors can explore how the magic of football unites people, learn about football rituals and traditions, and discover fun facts about the players who have made history and recall t... More

Indissoluble designs and produces the Visitor Center for SM18, a 750 m2 building where large magnets and radiofrequency cavities are tested and validated, to be later used in the collider’s ring. Additionally, in this CERN department, essential work is carried out with cryogenics to ensure the superconductivity of the particle accelerator. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. The main objective of this Visitor Center is to bring the public closer to the work carried out by CERN scientists in an enjoyable and interactive manner. The exhibition is located inside the SM18 building, but separated from the working area by a transparent glass. Two infra-red frames attached to the glass allow the activation a... More

Seemingly minuscule, the seed holds profound importance for the future. Phylogenetic resources, that is, plant genetics, represent an invaluable heritage for humanity. INDISSOLUBLE S.L. The exhibition, designed and produced by Indissoluble for the Plant Genetic Resource Center in the United Arab Emirates, aims to highlight the significance of native plant genetic resources. Furthermore, it seeks to educate and inform visitors about conservation strategies and the use of both conventional and biotechnological approaches to sustainably preserve and utilize these species. In the entrance area, the exhibition proposal includes interactive welcome totems. These large-format touch screens allow visitors to explore the different activities... More

‘The Human Touch: Making Art, Leaving Traces’ is a new, temporary exhibition at The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, with all exhibition and graphic design created by leading cultural sector specialists Nissen Richards Studio, working closely with the museum’s curators. The exhibition, which examines how the language of touch shapes and has shaped our existence, will run until August 1, 2021. In a separate commission, Nissen Richards Studio created a film to serve as both a trailer for and an introduction to the exhibition, exploring themes, filming key objects and adding additional content to link with the branding of the exhibition. About The Fitzwilliam Museum: The Fitzwilliam Museum is the lead partner of the spectacul... More

This unique exhibition on the life and work of Ludwig van Beethoven goes beyond a mere historical display of objects and artefacts. Instead, it aims to simultaneously deepen our understanding of Beethoven and his work, and explore his impact on the arts and society through an associative display of diverse artworks housed within a series of distinct spaces. The vision for Beethoven Moves has resulted in an exhibition that celebrates the historical and contemporary power of Beethoven, his multifaceted work and character, and his position as an ongoing source of inspiration across all disciplines of art. It was imperative that the exhibition architecture not only provide a cohesive backdrop for the multitude of different artworks on show, b... More

Refugees: Forced to Flee, a new exhibition at IWM London, takes as its subject the experience of refugees from the last 100 years, from Nazi Germany’s persecution of Jews and the Kindertransport to the Calais Jungle and the treacherous Mediterranean crossings. The exhibition is located on level three of IWM London in a 620 sq m space and represents the sixth creative collaboration between Imperial War Museums (IWM) and exhibition designers Nissen Richards Studio, whose previous projects together include Yemen: Inside a Crisis; From Street to Trench: A World War That Shaped a Region; Fashion on the Ration: 1940s Street Style and Catalyst: Contemporary Art and War – all for IWM North and Once Upon a Wartime: Classic War Stories fo... More

'An Enquiring Mind: Manolo Blahnik at the Wallace Collection' has now opened in London, displaying the most famous shoes from the legendary footwear designer's archive, set amongst the world-renowned paintings and objects of the collection's 18th century rooms. The new exhibition, co-curated by Manolo Blahnik and Wallace Collection Director Dr Xavier Bray, has been designed by award-winning designers and cultural collaborators Nissen Richards Studio. Highlighting the common aesthetic between the collection's baroque masterpieces and Blahnik's own decadent craftsmanship, the exhibition aims to create a dialogue between art and craft.   Following  its successful collaboration with the Wallace Collection on the recent Henry Moore exhibit, The... More