Project
Lenguajes del Tiempo
Category
Best Implemented Project of Temporary or Permanent Museum Exposition
About the project (provided by the applicant)
At the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya in Mérida, Yucatán, Ensoñación: Lenguajes del Tiempo invites viewers on a journey through civilizations and their symbolic legacies. Adrián Gómez explores linguistic symbols from Aztec, Maya, Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Chinese, Mesopotamian, Indian, and Babylonian cultures, weaving them into a universal visual language. Using large canvases and an original alphabet, his work reflects shared memory and timeless cultural bonds. Paintings capture cosmic cycles—moon phases, sunsets, and horizons—bridging ancient and contemporary visions. At the center, the monumental sculpture KAUS CIELO rises from a floor intervention projecting future visions of Earth, embodying spirituality and humanity’s sacred essence. The exhibition becomes a symbolic temple, reflecting our shared roots and the universal power of language to unite across time.
Location
Gran Museo del Mundo Maya, Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico
Project implementation year
2023
Project website
https://www.adriangomezartist.com/lenguajesdeltiempo
Applicant
Adrian Gómez ART
Adrián Gómez (Venezuela, 1989), a multidisciplinary visual artist and architect naturalized in Mexico, is the founder of Kauslab. His work merges contemporary art, installation, and design with a symbolic, minimalist language that bridges ancestral heritage and futuristic vision. He has exhibited at the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya, MUNAL, and Mexicráneos, and has received the Peninsula Award and Golden Trezzini Awards for his innovative artistic and design projects.
Author of the project
Adrian Gomez
Photo
Enderson Pérez, Kauslab by Adrián Gómez ART
Drone photography - X Drone
Other participants
Architectural Direction: Kauslab by Adrián Gómez ART
Engineering and Installation: Márago Engineering and Construction
Status of the project
Implemented
