The envelope is bursting with colour to get people excited for their day out. There is also a friendly letter from the event organiser Herby Trill.
This 3D Typographical puzzle is meant to get you in the mood to discover and work out what the soul of the circus is all about!
You are encouraged to were the guide around your neck and the wrist bands act as an entry ticket.
Inside the Soul of the Circus....
The interior signs use the same font as the logo.
The tabs, on the first and last letters are extended to hold the signs into place. This will create a strange structure around the building, representing the poles and ropes that hold the circus tents together.
This tape reel will fall across the ground around the museum, in some places flat, so people can walk along it, but in other places all coiled up like below.
You can also find it wrapped around the
edges of the original envelope the customer recieves.
It descibes all the noices and sounds that you hear whilst watching a circus show, taking you from the very
begining of a performance to the round of applause at the end.
This app allows customers to access the soul of the circus
whenever they like. Whilst they are visiting, a photographer goes around taking
photos of people dressed up in the performers clothes and discovering different
areas of the circus, and at the end of the day they can download their own photos.
