Sensory features can make tech-led spaces more powerful. A Moncler exhibition shows why
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Concept, Design
Scenography, Light Design
Matiere Noire
CGI Film
Sound Design
Kamal El Aoufi
Scent Design
Magique
Web App
Production NYC
Production London
Production Seoul
POP
Design and innovation office Modem designed a hybrid physical and digital exhibition to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Moncler, showing in New York, London, Seoul and Tokyo.</
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