La Musidora
受丹佛艺术博物馆委托，于2017年6月30日在博物馆对面的广场上揭幕，La Musidora®是由Esrawe + Cadena工作室的hmactor Esrawe和Ignacio Cadena设计的一个90英尺长的彩色互动装置，旨在延续其前身作品的成功之路:Mi Casa, Your Casa®和Los Trompos®。
La Musidora源于两个词的融合，这两个词赋予了它的功能:音乐和摇椅。引爆装置概念发展的最初灵感来自于Mérida的一件公共城市家具，Yucatán:主席TúyYo或“自信”，由两把面对面的椅子组成，设计用于一对夫妇在交谈时互相看着对方。
随后，作为第二个设计轴线，我们的意图是有一个动态的编织作品，探索摆动的想法，有两个明确的目标:第一，放松，第二，通过对话建立共同协议的节奏，两个人之间的运动相遇的可能性。
第三个概念轴是声音。这首近30米长的线形作品是一个伟大的“马林巴琴”或木琴的隐喻。每个由成对组成的模块都配备了一个打击机制，该机制可以激活一个铃铛系统，当摇晃时，铃铛系统会根据装置的纵向方向产生从高到低的音符。
这20个人能够同时体验这首曲子可以发出他们个性的声音，反过来，属于一个集体的旋律，提醒我们我们是真实的存在，以个人的方式表达，但也属于一个不同的社会系统，在一个公共系统中移动，所有这些都是为了激活一个集体意识，使我们参与到更伟大的事情中来。
安装/ Esrawe + Cadena / 2017
创意总监/ hcv Esrawe, Ignacio Cadena
设计团队/ Esrawe Studio: Javier García-Rivera, Natán Ayala, Arianne Schwarz，
曼纽尔Bano。Cadena + Asoc。概念设计:Ricardo Bideau, Benito Ramirez
生产/ Magsa
织工/阿克勒
摄影/ Ignacio Cadena，丹佛艺术博物馆
La Musidora
Commissioned by the Denver Art Museum and inaugurated on June 30, 2017 on the esplanade opposite the museum (DAM), La Musidora® is a colorful and interactive 90 foot long installation designed by Héctor Esrawe and Ignacio Cadena from ESRAWE + CADENA Studio, which seeks to continue the successful path of its predecessor pieces: Mi Casa, Your Casa® and Los Trompos®.
La Musidora was born from the fusion of two words that give meaning to its function: music and rocking chair. The initial inspiration that detonateed the conceptual development of the installation was a public piece of urban furniture located in the city of Mérida, Yucatán: the chair Tú y Yo or “confidente”, made up of two chairs encountered face to face and designed for a couple to look at each other as they talk.
Subsequently and as a second design axis, the intention is to have a dynamic woven piece that explores the idea of swinging with two clear objectives: first, relaxation, and second, the possibility of an encounter between two people through movement who dialog to establish a rhythm in common agreement.
The third conceptual axis is sound. The linear piece of almost 30 meters long is the metaphor of a great “marimba” or xylophone. Each of the modules formed by pairs is equipped with a percussion mechanism that activates a system of bells that, when rocking, generates musical notes that go from high to low following the longitudinal direction of the installation.
The 20 people who are able to experience the piece at the same time can produce sounds in their individuality and, in turn, belong to a collective melody that reminds us that we are authentic beings that express in an individual way but also that belong to a diverse social system which moves in a communal system, all in order to activate a collective consciousness that makes us participate in something far greater.
Installation / Esrawe + Cadena / 2017
Creative Direction / Héctor Esrawe, Ignacio Cadena
Design Team / Esrawe Studio: Javier García-Rivera, Natán Ayala, Arianne Schwarz,
Manuel Bañó. Cadena + Asoc. Concept Design: Ricardo Bideau, Benito Ramirez
Production / Magsa
Weavers / Akele
Photography / Ignacio Cadena, Denver Art Museum
