Selected projects
Bomarsund
Åland
An extensive exhibition about the 50 year Russian presence on the island in the first half of the 19th century.
In 1809 The Baltic shifted from an all Swedish sea into being an international trading route with conflicting interests held by countries like Russia, France and the United Kingdom.
Many aspects of the lives of the population of Åland were affected and influenced by the presence of Russian soldiers. Family ties were forged and trade increased. The Bomarsund fortress was built over some 40 years and changed the infrastructure of the island.
The Natural History Museum
Gothenburg
The first exhibition out of a total of three has now opened at the Natural History museum in Gothenburg. The iconic Hall of Whales has been given a careful total makeover.
The new exhibition ‘The Evolution of Whales’ tells the latest updates on evolutionary research and recent finds on how whales gradually evolved from land into the sea some 50 million years ago.
The Time Vault
The Nordic Museum
The Time Vault at The Nordic Museum in Stockholm, is a new, permanent and interactive experience for kids between the ages of 8 to 12.
Here the visitors can explore around 150 years of history and everyday life enabled through scenography, digital interactive stations and real objects and stories.
MYT has designed all of the digital content and installations for the exhibition.
The Vikings Begin
Gustavianum, US tour
The sensational discovery of the Viking boat graves at Valsgärde in 1926, led to new insights on the life of the early vikings in the 6th century. MYT created a touring exhibition about the lesser known history of the Vikings, before conquests and warfare became their trademark.
The visitor is introduced to the boats from the graves and the connection to the early seafaring tradition.
The Andrée Expedition
The Polar Centre
Adventurous Arctic expeditions have been part of a western culture since the late 18th century. The Swedish engineer Salomon August Andrée excelled when he managed to convince a large number of people that he could cross the North Pole in a helium balloon in 1896.
At the The Polar Centre we have created a completely new permanent exhibition set over two floors.
The exhibition is full of stories about the preparations, financial difficulties, French balloonists, front line technology, navigation and hard weather considerations. We developed the concept and designed the entire exhibition including the films and projections.
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