The archive as a living space, not a display case. 🎼✨
An interactive exhibition at the Royal Opera House Muscat celebrating the musical legacy of Mohamed Abdel Wahab. Projection mapping and touch interfaces let visitors move through historic recordings and audiovisual archives.
Touch-reactive projected table inviting visitors to play
The experience
Projected archive walls — newspaper headlines, portraits and film stills brought back to life
Touch interfaces that let visitors choose what to explore and hear
Interactive music stations where a hand on the surface triggers sound and visuals
A visitor's hand driving the interactive music visuals
Projection-mapped archive wall with historic portraits
Physical controls on a gold console for the sound exhibit
An interactive exhibition celebrating the musical legacy of Mohamed Abdel Wahab — projection mapping and touch interfaces that turn a historic archive into a living space.