Avanzia integrates AV technology from the new National Museum of Performing Arts

With a proposal that combines immersive and analog experiences, Advance has developed a museum project with Led display technology, surround projection, videomapping and distributed multichannel sound, with custom designed display cases and furniture.

Inaugurated in the World Theater Day for the king Philip VI together with various personalities from the world of culture, the new National Museum of Performing Arts (Moue), directed by Beatriz Patiño, offers an innovative route that combines the immersive experience that AV technologies offer, composed of Advance, with the analog surroundings.

It is museography project and audiovisual integration is housed in the Palace of the Masters from Almagro (Royal City), built in the middle of the 13th century, of 2.213 m2 distributed in three heights, which is part of the historical-artistic ensemble of this city.

Regarding audio and video technologies, The MNAE welcomes its visitors with great Led screen frontal, of 6,5 x 2,5m2, from the manufacturer Hikvision. Las immersive rooms offer 90 m2 of projection with high luminosity equipment Epson.

Added to this is a videomapping in the vault of the building, for which projectors are used Panasonic. They have also been installed digital screens LG, in 43” and 49” formats, to display information and videos.

Regarding the audio system that accompanies the visitor on their journey, loudspeakers are used Bose Professional to offer a distributed multichannel sound high quality and sharpness.

Visitors can enjoy the selection and display of 17.500 pieces from the 16th century, according to the project curated by Angel Martinez, which are displayed in display cases and furniture designed for the museum by the team of HD Faber.

The MNAE proposes a reverse chronological journey: It starts in the 21st century and goes back in time., spanning from the transition to the Civil War, passing through Romanticism and Baroque until reaching the Auto of the Three Wise Men (10th century).

The ground floor of the museum allows the visitor to enter and explore the independent theater and Spanish festivals, while on the second floor you will learn about the four natural elements such as scenic axis.

The architectural remodeling of the MNAE has been carried out by the architects Jesus Donaire y Maria Milans from Bosch, and the machinery design corresponds to Miguel Angel Coso.

Los contents that are shown have been made by the audiovisual creator Alvaro de Luna, while the musical piece It is the work of the composer Luis Miguel Cobo, and the lightning is from Juan Gomez Cornejo, National Theater Award and Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts.

With this project, The MNAE is consolidated as the largest Spanish center of scenic heritage, with five centuries of theatrical history under one roof, in which technological innovation is combined, historical rigor and artistic gems such as the sketches of Salvador Dali to Don Juan Tenorio; the watercolors for scenery made by Giorgio Busato; the painting collection Victorina Duran; the painting The king's jester, of Germán Álvarez Algeciras, to the iconic blouse and ankle boots Miguel de Molina.