Creative / Art Direction
Oscar Niemeyer Museum of Indigenous People in Brazilia / BR.
Music event for 500 people to create awareness for the rain forest and indigenous people.
The Set Design materials were 100% ecologically correct.
I was responsible for overseeing and coordinating the set design throughout the entire museum, as well as managing a team of invited artists for collaboration.
dance floor making off
dance floor making off
Cellophane paper (not plastic) and 100 laser beams
50 baby trees planted on canvas
before
before
entrance before event
birds view
The dancefloor was made of stripes of cellophane that would move with the wind. The laser lights would travel through the cellophane and the glass around the museum 'invading' the entire museum.
Right side dancefloor & stage pictures / top left DJ Soul Slinger, top right Rey
We had a small Geodesic Dome built on the entrance with colour lights.
In the inside space we had trees made of craft paper (the trunk of the trees), and cellophane and lights (the top) on the walls. White floating panels with Indigenous patterns were painted with black ink (as they do on their bodies for ceremonies). I'm afraid I don't have more pictures so I hope it gives you an idea, if not I can always describe it 'in person.'
Flyers and Badges
