NASA Earth Information Center Exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
This exhibit, developed in collaboration with NASA and the Smithsonian, showcases cutting-edge Earth science research and data, making complex climate and environmental information accessible to the public. The space was designed to engage visitors through immersive storytelling, interactive elements, and visually compelling displays, bridging the gap between scientific discovery and everyday understanding.
Role: As VP, I led early-phase strategy, stakeholder alignment, and concept development, guiding the project through 65% design. I facilitated workshops to define audience needs and create an exhibit manifesto, setting the foundation for a cohesive vision. As the project moved into final design, I provided ongoing oversight and strategic guidance.
Exhibit Features:
Interactive Displays: Engaging interfaces allow visitors to explore Earth’s changing climate through NASA’s data visualization tools.
Multisensory Storytelling: The exhibit incorporates dynamic visuals, digital content, and physical design elements to create an immersive learning experience.
Bridging Science & Public Understanding: Content is designed to make NASA’s research tangible, highlighting real-world applications and the importance of Earth observation.
