WORK / BRAND IDENTITY / NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM PARIS: OMAN ET LA MER
National Maritime Museum Paris
Oman et la Mer
Designing Clarity Within a Maritime Narrative
Presented at the National Maritime Museum in Paris, Oman et la Mer explores the Sultanate of Oman’s maritime heritage through a rich collection of artefacts, historical documents, navigational instruments, and traditional ship models that reflect centuries of seafaring knowledge and cultural exchange. The exhibition brings together historical depth and contemporary curatorial storytelling, offering visitors a structured journey through Oman’s enduring relationship with the sea within an international museum context.
Across the gallery, maritime narratives are translated into clear visual systems and spatial communication tools, guiding interpretation through bilingual content (French and Arabic) and supporting an intuitive visitor experience that connects objects, stories,
and geography into a cohesive exhibition journey.
My Role
Exhibition Design Communication / Interpretive Graphics / Visual Identity Design / Spatial Graphics
Logo Design (Omani Dhow–Inspired Identity)
A symbolic identity inspired by the Omani dhow, reflecting the nation’s maritime heritage
and its historical connection to navigation, trade, and cultural exchange across seas.
Poster Design
A visually expressive key visual capturing the spirit of Oman’s maritime heritage,
designed to communicate the exhibition’s narrative through atmosphere, movement, and cultural depth.
Interactive Rotating Leaflet (Interactive Circular Information Wheel)
An interactive circular leaflet that allows visitors to rotate and explore key facts
about exhibited objects, presented through bilingual text, imagery, and concise descriptions.
The reverse side provides the exhibition layout and digital QR access.
