In this workshop, we will explore how digital technologies are transforming the way stories are told and shared within cultural spaces. Through real examples and conceptual exercises, participants will discover how to build an immersive experience — from the script to the space — turning the visitor into the main character in first person.
The session will be led by Ester Comenge, designer and expert in immersive experiences and digital storytelling applied to culture. It is designed to dive into the new narratives of museums and cultural institutions, where technology, design, and content strategy come together to create emotion, empathy, and connection with the visitor.
This activity is part of the Master’s in Exhibitions. Curatorship and Design, conceived as a space for experimentation and reflection on new narrative forms within the exhibition field.
What will you find?
You will learn how to conceptualize and design immersive and multisensory experiences, integrating digital resources to create innovative and emotionally powerful stories within exhibition contexts.
Who is it for?
Students and professionals in art, design, communication, museography, and cultural management who wish to explore new narratives and technologies applied to cultural spaces.
Practical information
→ Thursday, November 6th, from 6 pm to 8 pm
→ Online workshop
→ Free and open registration
Shape ideas. Build experiences
The Master’s in Exhibitions. Curatorship and Design prepares you to bring exhibitions to life — exhibitions that communicate, inspire, and transform. You will learn to create complete exhibition projects — from conceptualization to implementation — and to understand the exhibition as a true space for thought, storytelling, and connection with the audience.
Through research, spatial design, and exhibition production, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the curatorial process. This master’s degree is the gateway to careers such as curatorship, cultural management, or exhibition design, in artistic institutions and creative spaces around the world.