Orbis
Event Exhibit Branding
What Matters
- Made Orbis’s mission clear at a glance in a fast-moving airshow environment
- Turned curiosity into engagement with simple, low-friction interactions like text-to-give and QR-linked stories
- Helped visitors quickly understand the Flying Eye Hospital and its global impact through clear, large-format visuals
- Delivered end-to-end production on a tight deadline, ensuring a seamless on-site experience at scale
Saving Sight Worldwide
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh invited Orbis to showcase the Flying Eye Hospital (FEH), a fully equipped aircraft with an operating room, classroom, and recovery space that has blended medicine and aviation since 1982. Our role was to translate that story for a fast-moving public audience, making Orbis’s global mission legible quickly, memorably, and at scale. The exhibit introduces what the FEH is, where it operates, and why this model matters for training eye-care teams worldwide.
Interacting With Attendees
We paired bold, high-visibility visuals with simple actions visitors could take on the spot. Text-to-give prompts and QR codes connected attendees to patient stories, while a participatory wall invited people to share what they most value seeing, grounding the mission in personal experience. Because Orbis’s work happens primarily in developing countries, the exhibit created a direct, immediate connection for North American audiences to understand how sight-saving training changes lives.
