INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Artifex
Ronald The
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH
@2026 infotectures GmbH
INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH
INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH
INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Artifex
Ronald The
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH
@2026 infotectures GmbH
INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH
INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH
INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Artifex
Ronald The
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH
@2026 infotectures GmbH
INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH
INTERACTIVE
EXHIBIT
MOTION
Cybersecurity Exhibition 26
One of our most anticipated, yearly projects is the design of the cybersecurity exhibition shown at a cyber security conference. For this years installment, we created multiple exhibits including a touchtable-led storytelling experience, an infinity-mirror gallery, and a centerpiece, which reveals it's true contents only when you look at it from a certain perspective.
This exhibition takes place in a networking area. Visitors have very limited time in the space. It is also the first thing they see when arriving at the conference, and the first touchpoint they have with the theme. Therefore the exhibits need to deliver their messages quick and hassle free. All while staying interactive and informative.
The least amount of interaction a visitor can have with an exhibit is walking past it. We wanted to create a piece that is interactive even then.
As every year we learned a lot along the way. For example: when removing polarization filters from LCD screens, plan in some extra screens in case you break some. Which you will. Also: Bluetooth doesn't work through aluminum frames, and my favorite: No matter how short your story, 20 seconds less is always better.
Credits
Art Director
Lars Siebert
Creative Director
Sebastian Jacobi
Artifex
Ronald The
Jack Of All Trades
Romero Steinhauser
Lead Developer
Robin Link
Master of Sound and Motion
Tomio Tremmel
Creative Writer
Martin Schaarschmidt
Johannes Thies
UX Designer
Quyen Nguyen
you wanna see more?
we are
looking for
you
We are always interested in meeting new people. Wether you are interested in joining our team, or you want to work on a project together, send us a message and we'll get back to you.
@2026 infotectures GmbH