The immersive exhibition Finding Refuge, produced by MÖ FILMS and the Musée de la civilisation, is a finalist at the NUMIX Awards 2026 in the categories Québec – Exhibition and International – Exhibition. A significant recognition for this project, which resonates both locally and internationally.
Selected among the most innovative projects of the year, Finding Refuge is featured in the official list of finalists unveiled in April 2026, alongside outstanding works in digital art and immersive experiences.
This double nomination highlights the project’s reach, firmly rooted in Québec’s cultural landscape while also extending internationally.
Designed as an immersive sound journey, Finding Refuge invites visitors to step into the story of Mohammed Shofi, a refugee who fled Myanmar with his family. The experience foregrounds a sensitive narrative approach, carried by sound and listening, at the heart of the exhibition design.
Through this installation, we aim to:
The NUMIX Awards have been recognizing excellence in digital and immersive content in Québec since 2010. Each year, they bring together creators, producers, and studios shaping new forms of digital storytelling.
This nomination is a great source of pride for the entire team and our partners. It confirms the relevance of a new, expanded immersive narrative form, at the crossroads of documentary, cinema, podcast, and museum exhibition.
View the full list of finalists: See the NUMIX Awards 2026 finalists
An exhibition inspired by the life of Mohammed Shofi, conceived and produced jointly with the Musée de la Civilisation, MÖ FILMS and the artists Mélanie Carrier, Olivier Higgins and Karine Giboulo.