How can exhibition design translate complex curatorial narratives into a cohesive and buildable spatial system?

Developed in collaboration with Vítor Garcez, Ajurí is an exhibition presented at the Museum of the Amazon, bringing together multiple contemporary perspectives on the Amazon through a multidisciplinary curatorial approach.

My contribution focused on transforming the exhibition concept into an executable spatial system through executive documentation, construction detailing and technical coordination. Working closely with the design team, I developed detailed solutions that preserved the project's conceptual intentions while ensuring technical feasibility throughout the production process.

From custom exhibition elements to the coordination of architectural and exhibition components, the project required continuous compatibility between design decisions, fabrication requirements and on-site implementation, translating the curatorial narrative into a coherent spatial experience.

team: vitor garcez, caio rechuem, bárbara amorim, ton alves
creative direction: marina piquet
creative production: laura rago, vitor garcez
curators: francy baniwa, helena lima, joice ferreira
research: erêndira oliveira, julia sá earp, lis stegmann
lighting design: ana turra
production direction: tatiana azevedo
production: ana carolina peixoto, claire muniz, bébora pires, meriene da cunha mazzei, pedro rodrigues, alice paz
photography: manuel sá