Under the overall artistic direction of Christof Cremer, design concepts are developed for museums and exhibitions, as well as for installations within exhibitions. Here, museums are theatrical spaces in the best sense of the word. In both theater and museums, history and stories are told; they are places of presentation and representation. The task of a set designer—just like that of an interior designer—is to translate content into form and thereby create narrative spaces. On stage, singers, actors, or dancers take center stage; in a museum, it is the exhibits. Performers and objects want—and need—to be shown in the best possible light. The spaces are there to give them the desired aura or to support them in such a way that they can unfold their own aura; so that the interplay between the objects and the viewers can begin, the objects can tell their stories, and visitors leave the museum enriched.

At Atelier Cremer, we develop holistic concepts for temporary and permanent exhibitions, spatial installations, visitor centers, and wayfinding and orientation systems. Our focus is on the dramaturgical exploration of exhibition content and brand worlds. Our concepts encompass the design of the entire presentation, including posters, promotional materials, and merchandising products.