The exhibit brings local storytelling into a physical setting, with a framed stage and themed exterior establishing the scene. Its automated format presents the story as a small performance within the cabinet.
The photographs show the completed enclosure as well as details inside the display. This project illustrates how bespoke scenic fabrication and automata can give a heritage story a tangible presence in an exhibition.
The cabinet establishes a theatrical setting before the presentation begins. Its framing, decoration and stage opening help place the automated performance within the Cornish story. This kind of bespoke scenic exhibit combines the enclosure and its internal assembly as parts of one experience, giving a local heritage subject a distinctive place within a museum or visitor attraction.
The completed Oggy Oggy theatrical cabinet. This bespoke automata display brings a story of Cornish superstition into a small theatrical setting, using the cabinet as a frame for the presentation.
The decorated enclosure and stage opening. Scenic details establish the mood before the automated performance begins, giving the heritage story a distinctive physical presence.
Internal detail of the stage assembly. The internal construction supports the miniature presentation, showing the fabrication work behind the finished museum storytelling exhibit.
Mechanism space inside the puppet-show-style cabinet. The enclosed working area forms part of the custom-built automata cabinet, bringing the presentation and its supporting mechanism into one unit.
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We begin with your story, audience, space and objectives. You don’t need to arrive with a finished brief. We test mechanisms, controls and user interactions and deliver the completed experience.