Science Museum

Who Am I?

Three interconnected installations exploring identity, genetics and what makes us who we are.

Type
Interactive installation
Year
Client
Science Museum
My role
  • Development
  • Installation
Visitors watching a human silhouette form from coloured particles in the Science Museum gallery.
Visitors using circular interfaces embedded in the illuminated Content Heart table.
The question Are you afraid of snakes rendered from coloured particles across the gallery wall.
Two visitors interacting with a particle silhouette projected at human scale.
A close view of the Content Heart table covered by blue and pink response data.
A visitor reaching into one of the circular touchscreen interfaces.
A visitor making a selection as pink data spreads across the interactive table.
Several visitors answering questions together around the multiplayer table.

For AllofUs, I built the software and multiplayer game logic for The Content Heart, a series of tabletop kiosks where visitors answer questions and build an avatar in real time.

The Who Am I gallery entrance asking Am I masculine while visitors explore the projection.

Responses fed a central data pool, generating live statistics and bubble-swarm visualisations projected across the gallery backdrop.

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