House of the Wannsee Conference

House of the Wannsee Conference

Project:
Exhibition "The Wannsee Conference and the Murder of European Jews"

Tasks:
Redesign of the Permanent Exhibition at the House of the Wannsee Conference

Material:
Silkscreen printing, printed PVC foam board maps, plot texts made from self-adhesive foil, wall stenciling, translucent digital print film

Execution:
Exhibition texts and pushbutton labels at listening stations were screen-printed on-site. The screen printing was applied to lacquered MDF modules and powder-coated aluminum sheets.

In the corridors, a timeline was painted on the wall using stencils. The glass vitrines were covered with translucent vinyl, and the graphics and texts were created using water-based latex printing.

Word clouds made of plotted self-adhesive vinyl were added at certain stations. Detailed information about specific individuals is provided on the flex panels, which are made of PVC foam and directly printed using a UV flatbed printer.

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