I got the great opportunity to work in a whole exhibition from scratch, developing all the elements on it from the start with amazing guidance. ‘Police Animals’ showcases fascinating stories and artifacts from our collection, including items that once belonged to the legendary drum horse, Gendarme, who became an icon in the 1960s and 70s. The exhibition also features a selection of never-before-seen objects, generously loaned by specialized units within Victoria Police.

Designed to be enjoyed by visitors of all ages, this family-friendly exhibition includes interactive displays and activities, making it an engaging experience for kids and adults alike.

I also contributed to a variety of interactive features for the museum’s reopening after its full renovation. These included a detective-themed game, a digital label display, and an interactive Morse code station where visitors could learn to decode a secret message. Each of these elements was designed to engage visitors and add a fun, hands-on aspect to their experience.

The project was developed during my time at Arterial Design, where I contributed to the curatorship, 3D modelling, visualization, digital animation, graphic design, game development, programming, and content deployment around the museum .