Design and development of mobile App with QR code reader for smartphones, complementary to the permanent exhibition.
Design and development of mobile App with QR code reader for smartphones, complementary to the permanent exhibition.
Design and development of ludic-informative interactive modules, in 42-inches multi touchscreens, complementary to the permanent exhibition.
We designed two interactive modules with information about the list named by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites in Mexico: Interactive Wall in four 55-inches multi-touchscreens placed horizontally one after the other. All four monitors share one screensaver with Monarch butterflies flying all over the screen (butterflies seen from three different angles, animated frame by frame)….
Design and development of the ludic interactive digital experience. It shows textual, iconographic and audiovisual contents centered on eight thematic axes: History, Culture, Nature, Art, Food, Music, Dance, Festivities and Traditions, corresponding to the region known as “Tierra caliente” (Hot lands) in the Mexican State of Michoacan, a zone very affected by violence and organized crime….
We worked in close collaboration with the curator of the exhibition. We designed and developed the following digital experiences: Interactive modules for 19 inches touchscreens, installed at the Multimedia hall and the Ludic space. Informative Apps for iPhone and Android mobile devices. Micro website. 360 photo and video to create the virtual visit of the…
Design and development of interactive apps for iPad, iPhone and Android mobile phones; all of them in Spanish, English and Huichol language. Responsive Website: 100% mobile responsive (also in Huichol language). http://universoshuicholes.inah.gob.mx/en/home.html Design of the digital experience, production and content care, graphic and UX design, apps development, installation and technological advice.
From archival images related to Venustiano Carranza, his family and his home, we designed three digital interactive modules that show the visitor the interior of the mansion that belonged to the former Mexican president: Don Venustiano Carranza. Through image galleries with zoom-in, the visitor is able to see in detail various utilitarian objects, some of…
We designed the interactive module: How was the Olmec city of La Venta built? Through a map of the archaeological zone of La Venta, Tabasco, the visitor is able to locate the place where 17 monumental sculptures made by the ancient Olmec people, were located in ceremonial plazas oriented on axes, preferably from North to…
We designed two Apps for tablets installed inside the gallery, one of them was “Lights of the City” designed and developed from lithographs that show scenes from the independent Mexico, in which foreign painters captured different profiles of Mexico City. The other extension called “By the Bridge of Word: Communication to Govern”, was developed based…
We made the curatorship proposal for the exhibition “Kitsch, the Art of HAppiness (section Mexico)” in the Library of the University of Strasbourg, within the activities of the Abraham Moles Colloquium: Research and creation of mind-maps, thematic text and exhibition labels for the exhibition section “Kitsch in Mexico”. Artwork selection, transportation and installation. Selection and…
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