At the New Children’s Museum in downtown San Diego, there are all sorts of attractions and experiences. One of these innovative attractions is the lung light created by artist Wes Bruce. A LED installation that combines art and technology, this lighting sequence gradually dims and brightens like a slow breath, creating a calming environment.

At Bikeshop Agency, we embarked on a mission to defy the transient nature of museum installations, pouring our expertise into crafting enduring marvels within Where Water Flows Uphill (WWFU). Guided by Wes Bruce's artistic vision, we meticulously designed and built 10 interactive elements, seamlessly blending technology with artistry to captivate visitors of all ages. From the ethereal glow of the sun silo to the enchanting wildflower room, our commitment to excellence ensures that each aspect of WWFU invites exploration and leaves a lasting impression on all who dare to venture into its depths.

The Entry Tree welcomes you to the museum with the smiling faces of visitors on 30 digital “leaves” hanging overhead. Sit on the bench, press the button and 3-2-1-flash, your photo instantly joins the other smiling faces above!

Bikeshop Agency did a complete renovation of the software and hardware that gives the “Entry Tree” life.

The Colorado Model Railroad Museum hired Bikeshop Agency to create a virtual reality ride-on experience for visitors to the Museum. Bikeshop designed and 3D printed a camera mount to hold a 360° camera on a HO scale flat car.

The experience is magical, making you feel like you’re a stow-away riding on the model train.

GST is an improv comedy show built with social distancing in mind! At the offset of the 2019 pandemic we decided to create a program to engage actors and the general public who were under state mandate to stay at home!