India's first hybrid Museum Biennale

A biennale in hybrid form

The Bihar Museum organised the first Museum Biennale in India - and among the first anywhere - in a hybrid format that merged the physical and digital into a single, seamless experience.

MOLOG was tasked with creating an immersive, technology-driven encounter between visitors and the museum's extraordinary collection.

QR scans in seven days

9,000+QR scans in seven days

Museum Biennale, and among the world's first

India's 1stMuseum Biennale, and among the world's first

physical and digital in one experience

Hybridphysical and digital in one experience

Bring your own device

We built a multilingual audio guide accessible via app or browser, requiring nothing more than a QR scan. Visitors could engage with any exhibit in text, audio or video, in their own language, on their own device - connecting through the museum's free Wi-Fi or their own data.

No downloads. No queues. No friction.

Built to scale

The platform streamed high-quality content without buffering, supported lightweight app- and browser-based access, and ran on a centrally managed server that generated rich visitor demographic and behaviour data.

Over seven days the QR code saw more than 9,000 scans, from visitors, dignitaries and institutions across the country.

Deliverables

• Multilingual audio guide (app and browser)
• QR-based access on a Bring Your Own Device model
• Centrally managed content server
• Visitor demographic and behaviour analytics
• High-quality streaming without buffering