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Jheronimus Bosch grew up in the building ‘De Kleine Winst’ on the market square of ‘s Hertogenbosch. The centuries-old building has been transformed into a pearl of culture by the city of ‘s Hertogenbosch and the Jhoroniumus Bosch Art Center. Visitors are welcome to experience the history of the city, discover the life of the painter and his family and admire the beautiful authentic building. 

Bruns was responsible for creating the cultural visitor experience with light, image and sound. A mix of old building styles and new multimedia techniques takes the vistor back in history, bringing the life of Jheronimus Bosch to life.

Photo: Hans Westerink

This museum tells the story about the world-unique cultural heritage that exists on the bottom of the Baltic Sea.

A special feature of this museum is its collection, the wrecks. These are best preserved at the bottom of the sea. Therefore, the museum brings the stories to the surface by using digital technology. The stories and activities of the museum have a high educational level. Because they are based on the knowledge from maritime archaeological investigations and collaborations with researchers.

The exhibition of Vrak will take visitors on an exciting journey through time. They will experience dramatic events hidden behind the world-unique cultural heritage. In these events, the sea and maritime archaeology are always at the centre of the depictions.

The visitor discover the mysterious underwater world in five themes: Sea of Memories, Resande Man, The Devided Sea, The Assignment and The Epilogue.

Photo: Anneli Karlsson & Mikael Dunker