Flora, Fauna, History and Biodiversity

Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht

2020

An immersive ‘Gateway’ exhibition experience and brand for Killarney National Park. Bright transformed 18 rooms at Killarney House into a richly layered visitor journey exploring biodiversity, conservation and cultural heritage through branding, interactive media, projection, illustration and atmospheric spatial design developed in collaboration with the National Parks & Wildlife Service.

The exhibition includes immersive environmental storytelling elements, such as a projection-mapped film about the importance of water and a dramatic corridor installation representing the invasive rhododendron species threatening native flora.

The exhibition includes immersive environmental storytelling elements, such as a projection-mapped film about the importance of water and a dramatic corridor installation representing the invasive rhododendron species threatening native flora.

Bright developed a bespoke visual identity for the project, combining iconic species and landscapes from Killarney National Park into a unified brand marque that extended across exhibitions, gardens, maps and signage.

Bright developed a bespoke visual identity for the project, combining iconic species and landscapes from Killarney National Park into a unified brand marque that extended across exhibitions, gardens, maps and signage.

Commissioned photography, drone footage, CGI landscape recreations, archive material and interactive touchscreen games were used throughout the visitor experience to connect audiences with both the natural environment and the people who live and work within the park.

Commissioned photography, drone footage, CGI landscape recreations, archive material and interactive touchscreen games were used throughout the visitor experience to connect audiences with both the natural environment and the people who live and work within the park.

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