Graphic and digital design for this traveling exhibition which first took place in Institut du monde arabe in Paris (Arab world institut). It continued in British Museum in London and in Rietberg Museum in Zurich.

This 1100 square meters exhibition presented 250 objects found during ten years of marine excavations conducted by the archaeologist Franck Goddio. These pieces from the immersed city Thonis or Heracleion were often the vestiges of the ceremony dedicated to god Osiris. This objects were complemented by around forty works from the museums of Cairo and Alexandria.
These discoveries, with their unique historical significance, have enable visitors to be immersed in one of the founding legends of the Egyptian civilisation.

• Lieu : Institut du monde arabe puis exposition itinérante
  
  Auteurs du projet visuel :
  Benjamin Gomez
  Vadim Bernard
  Aurélie Gasche
  Avec l'aide de Nora Duprat
  et Romain Ussel
  
  Scénographie :
  Sylvain Roca et Nicolas Groult
  
  Commissariat général :
  Franck Goddio
  
  Muséographie :
  Martine Thomas-Bourgneuf
  
  Production executive:
  Artevia
  
  Exposition créée par l’Institut Européen d’Archéologie Sous-Marine avec le soutien de la HILTI Foundation et en collaboration avec Artevia.
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