Holographic Mural Opens in Metro Auditorium
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Clara Brugada unveiled the artwork "Apotheosis" at the Auditorio Metro station. The mural earned a Guinness World Record and promotes public art in Mexico City. Regeneración, August 20th […] The entry "Brugada Inaugurates Enormous Holographic Mural at Auditorio Metro Station" was first published on RegeneraciónMX.
The station Auditorium of Line 7 of the Metro incorporated into its public space the mural “Apoteosis, the transformation of man into the divine”, a work of the plastic artist Federico Kampf that gathers references of the western and Mexican traditions through a visual proposal that changes as the spectator advances. During the unveiling, the Head of Government, Clara Brugada Molina, emphasized that the piece turns the station into a space where…
PHOTO: CORTESÍA GOVERNMENT OF THE CDMX The Metro CDMX usually occupies the public conversation due to the demands of maintenance, modernization and improvement of the service. However, this time the station Metro Auditorium of Line 7 generates conversation for an unexpected work: a monumental mural that has already achieved an international recognition. The head of government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, inaugurated “Apoteosis”, work of the pl…
The head of government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, inaugurated the largest holographic mural in the world at the National Auditorium Metro station. This is the work “Apoteosis” by the artist Federico Kampf, a 750 square meter mural composed of 12,000 hand painted strips, which together form three changing paintings in one, which portray the contrast between Western culture, pre-Hispanic culture and social struggles. Public and accessible art …
The Auditorium station entered into renovation works in December, in May of this year it resumed its service; however, the accesses with direction to El Rosario remained in works until this August 20
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