This exhibition intends to inform, disseminate historical facts and sensitizing the dangers and devastating effects of nuclear weapons.
Both visual and sonorous impact was designed with the goal of creating a sensory "trip" to the visitor. The detail details such as the treatment of light and the choice of materials/supports of the information panels were carefully designed.
More specifically, details such as the support structure on burnt wooden slats in order to convey the idea of heat and destruction. The occasional presence glasses of water along the route of the exhibition (as points of light) represent the eagerness for the victims' water needs after the a-bomb explosion.
The sound installation intended to reproduce what the victims heard at the time of the explosion as well as in the moments that followed: the sound of a bell lost in the middle of a baffle atmosphere crossed by the whistle of a wind, referring to a desert and lifeless landscape.