Development and implementation

Visitors find out all about well-kept secret, namely that Breda has everything to do with the intriguing family history of the Orange-Nassaus, the current Dutch royal family.

As a visitor, you take a time travel through three centuries: the period of rise, prosperity and decline of Breda. The centuries are outlined through historical objects, art from the museum’s own collection, loans and the stories behind them. A journey of discovery to Breda, or the breeding ground of ideas that live on in today’s Netherlands.

Photo: © Mike Bink

As a visitor, you will discover the journey to his first masterpiece ‘De aardappeleters’. Created from hundreds of drawings and preliminary studies of the poverty-stricken surroundings of Nuenen with hard-working weavers, farm workers and farmers. A quest for light, colour and perspective.

Bruns realised together with Ata Tech in assignment of design agency Tinker Imagineers the Van Gogh Village Museum. An experience in which all kinds of things can be discovered about Vincent van Gogh. Wall-filling graphics are frequently used in the exhibition. Matching the look of the painter’s work. The exhibition consist of a mix of hands-on furniture and projections.

Photo: Mike Bink Fotography

Defending our nation’s interests worldwide has been the mission of the Marine Corps for centuries. The interactive exhibition shows why the motto ‘Qua Patet Orbis’ or ‘As wide as the world reaches’, still typifies the Marine today.

As a visitor, you will discover the life and work of a real Marine. You step into time from the founding of the Corps to the Cold War.

Bruns was responsible for the total realization of the exhibition, according to Kinkorn’s design. The interior consists of various flagpoles, title boards with interactive screens, standing information boards with built-in display cases, converted PGU cabinets into display cases, graphic walls and projections.

Photo: Kubi Ayalinas