The objective of the lately exposed Gran Museo del Mundo Maya, having a assortment of several 750,000 items and 2,600 sq . metres of temporary and permanent collection space, is to offer Mayan civilization not as historical vestiges but as a living tradition. Considering this focus, Xavier de Richemont, a movie painter noted for his lustrous arrangements around the fa\u00e7ades of museums and churches, has evoked Maya culture in a story that spans the birth of Earth, the story of humankind, and the breakthrough of recent societies, in the form of a huge animated fresco having an audio tabs on ancient and modern sounds.<\/p>\n
XYZ\u2019s multimedia installment provides visitors an opportunity to practically involve themselves in this emblematic narrative. Sixteen high-definition projectors animate the upper part of the museum fa\u00e7ade with a virtual strip that unfurls 34 giant tableaus consists of graphic, photographs,\u00a0 and drawings arrangements by de Richemont. A long-range sound system, incorporated into the building\u2019s architecture, broadcasts the show\u2019s music throughout the site.<\/p>\n