Multi-Sensory Supernatural Exhibits

Clean the Sky - Positive Eco Trends & Breakthroughs

The Museum of Egyptian Archaeology Curses Visitors

— November 21, 2017 — Marketing
Bompas & Parr collaborated with the UCL Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology on 'Curses!' a multi-sensory museum exhibit centered around supernatural happenings. In developing the exhibit, neuroscientists and spiritual practitioners were consulted to delve deeper into why humans are compelled to curse one another.

Bompas & Parr geared the multi-sensory museum exhibit to visitors between the ages of 25 to 35 who are looking for a fun activity to do, possibly with a date. The end of the tour culminates by having one enter a chamber with a cursed object. To rid oneself of the curse, a museum visitor is urged to bring two people back to the exhibition or do a good deed within the next three days and share it to social media.

Trend Themes

  1. Multi-sensory Exhibits — Opportunity for museums and experiential spaces to create immersive and engaging environments that stimulate multiple senses, enhancing visitor experiences.
  2. Supernatural Experiences — Growing interest in supernatural and paranormal themes presents an opportunity for businesses to develop unique experiences and products that cater to this niche market.
  3. Collaboration with Experts — Increased collaboration between industries and experts, such as neuroscientists, spiritual practitioners, and artists, enables the creation of highly authentic and captivating experiences.

Industry Implications

  1. Museum and Experiential Spaces — By incorporating multi-sensory elements and supernatural themes, museums and experiential spaces can attract a wider audience and provide memorable experiences.
  2. Entertainment and Leisure — Businesses in the entertainment and leisure industry can leverage the trend of supernatural experiences to offer unique attractions, events, and themed entertainment.
  3. Market Research and Consulting — The demand for collaboration with experts in various fields opens up opportunities for market research and consulting firms specializing in consumer trends and experience design.
1.3
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness