We partnered with the Queensland Holocaust Museum to produce a world-first digital experience, one that moves beyond traditional exhibition formats to deliver a powerful, multi-sensory journey through 1930s Europe.
Blending architecture, culture, music, and literature with cutting-edge digital technologies, the experience was designed to educate and resonate with a global audience, especially students.
Visitors walk cobblestone streets, hear Yiddish music, and explore virtual recreations of Jewish homes, ghettos, and historical landmarks, interwoven with first-hand survivor testimonies from Queensland’s Holocaust community.
The brief was clear: create an evocative, interactive platform that engages without sensationalism, and leaves a lasting impact.
A powerful digital museum experience that redefined Holocaust education for a global audience.
The interactive platform combined AI, VR, and immersive storytelling with precision and care, balancing innovation with historical integrity.
Traffic to the site exceeded 30,000 visitors during the launch period, with global earned media coverage leading to multiple awards across design, digital events, and innovation categories.
“Proud to have helped deliver this groundbreaking online Holocaust Museum. Through this digital medium, we bridge the gap between generations.” Queensland Government
