Museums around the world have always been considered places of knowledge and art, housing artistic treasures and historical relics. However, with the evolution of technology, a new tool stands out in the museum revolution: LED screens. These powerful luminous screens are changing how exhibitions are presented, providing an impactful experience that goes beyond the conventional.
LED screens provide an interactive and immersive experience in museums, allowing visitors to connect more deeply with the exhibitions. With their high resolution and image quality, these luminous screens bring works of art to life, enabling viewers to explore intricate details and visualize hidden elements. Additionally, the interactivity offered by LED screens allows visitors to actively participate in the experience, interacting with additional information, videos, and complementary content.
It is important to note that LED screens have the power to tell visually impactful stories in museums. Through animations, videos, and sequences of images, these screens allow curators to create engaging and captivating narratives, innovatively contextualizing exhibitions. LED screens also offer flexibility to present different viewpoints and approaches, adapting to different audiences and enriching each visitor’s experience.
The versatility of LED screens allows them to be used in various ways in museums. They can be installed in different spaces, such as walls, floors, and ceilings, creating immersive and engaging environments. In addition, these LED screens can be adapted to different sizes and shapes, ensuring that they fit perfectly into the needs of each exhibition. With this flexibility, museums can create impactful and dynamic environments, as well as use this incredible and innovative technology to create a digital artwork, providing visitors with a unique experience.
In 2015, the LedWave team joined forces with the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava to enable a unique and exclusive project for one of the most beautiful museums in Brazil, the Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro. There, a globe with over 60 m² of LED was installed in the museum’s main hall, which was able to add to the various immersive and differentiated experiences offered by the museum. By combining creativity with technology, it was possible to create an environment capable of attracting diverse tourists passing through the city and making a visit to one of the most beautiful museums in the world even more memorable.
As museums embrace this technology, they become true spaces of discovery, enchanting and conveying information to the public in unimaginable ways. Therefore, this is how LED screens revolutionize museums.
