Exposición La promesa de Juliana Rios

What we did for the Juliana Ríos exhibition

First, we designed the exhibition structures that hold the artworks. Then we built them and installed them at the museum. We also developed visual and narrative elements that reflect the richness of Wayuu culture and accompany the visitor route.

In a build like this, the structure does not compete with the art: it supports it and gives it context. In addition, a travelling exhibition needs pieces that can be taken apart, transported and reassembled without losing quality. Each move also tests the joints, the finishes and the packaging. As a result, the design takes into account both the gallery and the journey. This way, the show can reach each new venue in good condition.

How we approach an exhibition build

• Curatorial brief: first, we study the exhibition narrative, the artworks and what visitors should feel in the room.
• Design: then we define the structures, the visitor route, the materials and the graphic elements.
• Production: next, we build the pieces in our workshop, with finishes suited to the space.
• Installation: finally, we install everything on site and fine-tune the details before opening.

The result

An immersive experience that invites visitors to understand and appreciate the worldview of the Wayuu people. In short, the Juliana Ríos exhibition brings together art, tradition and reflection in a build designed to travel.

Does your museum, gallery or brand need an exhibition build? See our events and spaces services or take a look at the Kankurwa exhibition we produced for Museo Colonial.