We designed Timeline, an exhibition at Frieze Masters. Sixty-five objects were placed along a 4.6 billion year timeline to illustrate the continuity of matter, materials and ideas. Important events in the history of the Solar System and thought-provoking quotes were scattered along the timeline to create an intriguing and exciting narrative.

The exhibition was a huge success, being featured in many news articles as a highlight of the fair. We also had the opportunity to design the accompanying catalogue viewable here.

In the year 121 AD Hadrian commenced a tour of the Roman world. To navigate the journey, he would have used a topological map such as the Tabula Peutingeriana, the only extant example of a Roman road ‘map’.

We decided to create an exhibition using this map, and take visitors on a journey along the Roman road network, from Britain to Mesopotamia. We divided the exhibition space into niches, with each representing a region, town or place. Quotes about the objects and an itinerary label were placed on the inside of each niche.

Maker Unknown invited visitors to explore the mysteries of the natural world alongside ancient objects whose makers are lost to time. The exhibition featured a maze-like structure that encouraged visitors to discover each object for themselves, creating a sense of excitement and engagement. To showcase these objects, we utilised unique design elements such as lightboxes and tinted glass cabinets. The lightboxes brought out the details of each natural history object, highlighting the intricate patterns and textures created by 'nature.' Meanwhile, the tinted glass cabinets created an air of mystery around the ancient objects, emphasising their unknown origins.

We proudly presented an exhibition of museum-quality objects that celebrated the beauty and artistry of the ancient world. To achieve this, we gave each object its own sightline and plenty of space to breathe. This allowed visitors to fully immerse themselves in the beauty of each piece and appreciate its unique qualities without distraction.

The exhibition featured a diverse range of objects from various cultures and time periods, each selected for its exceptional craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal.

Visitors were invited to explore the exhibition at their own pace, taking in each object's details and appreciating its beauty. The exhibition was a testament to the power of art and craftsmanship, and a celebration of the beauty that can be found in every object when given the space to shine.

For Nomisma we focused on the history of coinage and the stories that these precious objects tell. Over thirty coins were placed in a bespoke cabinet, taking the visitor on a curated journey through diverse peoples, cultures and histories of the ancient world.