Within the permanent exhibition of the Museum of Subaquatic Archaeology (Arqua), the visitor is enveloped by a 70 meter-long wall made up of LED screens, making this installation the largest in Europe applied to a museographic production. The attractive final graphics and art created by Pasos Largos illuminate the main hall of the museum by means of clips of images that form a mural in movement.

Projection size: 70 m. length X 2.5 m. height

Projection system: wall of 216 LED panels controlled by synchronised system.

Projection: clips of animations relating to the aquatic environment, the excavation and recovery of archaeological remains. The extremely complex dimensions of the wall correspond to a digital format of 1656 X 54 pixels.

Total animation time produced: 30 minutes.