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What if a museum could preserve things that never existed?
Two sides of the same idea. One museum. Two admission cards.
I explored how AI can turn an imaginary museum into a tangible visual identity through vintage-inspired design, intricate gold detailing, and a deep emerald and burgundy palette.
This is just the beginning.
A series exploring the identity, artefacts, and stories of a museum that exists only in imagination.
Welcome to The Museum of Things That Never Existed.
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