T2K Neutrino – The Ghost Particule
Exhibition design and communication for the physics department of Geneva University (2026)
quantum physics science communication exhibition
collaboration : Dimitri Delcourt
location : University of Geneva
client : Department of Nuclear and Particle Physics, Faculty of Science, Geneva University
photos : Guillaume Collignon, Mahé Thévoz, Sophie Czich
The exhibition T2K : Neutrino, the ghost particule opened from January to April 2026 at the University of Geneva. It offers a glimpse into the world of quantum physics and the research being carried out at the Super Kamiokande, in Japan.
Dimitri Delcourt and myself joined forces to propose and produce the exhibition concept, the scenography, graphic design and communication design. In the room, physics experiments sit alongside rare artefacts. All serve as evidences, traces or tools used in the hunt for the Neutrino. The dense content is suspended in space, playing with oscillating rhythms and spectral lights. Central to the exhibition is a projection table, map of both the exhibition and the Kamiokande experiment.
