The most fun part of this installation was to create an "instapoint" for taking photos, making videos in collaboration with other audience members who control the action on stage. The main motif of the set was to be a reconstruction of the reclining model of a stegosaurus that appeared in the film Journey to Prehistory. Only with the difference that it would be possible to interactively control the scene, the light, the weather and view the anatomical details of the prehistoric animal, such as muscles, skeleton. This would create an interactive game installation that would encourage visitors to play different games and ways of combining the scene and creating fun situations that could then be shared online, especially by young visitors.

The second installation was designed to be more intimate and would use an age-old trick, the "Pepper's ghost" visual illusion. Here the viewer would again become part of prehistory, but this time reduced to miniature size. This would create a subtle scene in which he would look at his shrunken self amidst a miniature diorama with prehistoric monsters towering over him, creating a dramatic situation. Again, this would be an installation that would encourage the creativity of visitors, who could act out how they would behave if a giant T-rex appeared next to them and video the situation and send it to their friends.