The King’s travels on the Yacht Amélia are presented on a light background with illustrations from the King’s graphic diaries. This allows the cases stand out in a discreet and elegant way from the other elements in the room.
Three-dimensional elements such as naturalized birds, clocks, shells, illustrations, soup bowls, parts of the Amélia Yacht collection, allow the public to connect with the the King's journeys and marine explorations.
The Cabinet of Curiosities presents the most varied marine animals, otters, skulls collection. The collection and scenography transport the public to a study environment, full of mystery and curiosity.
Subtitles and curiosities were also applied, in the form of text, onto the showcases which convey, in a very clear way, various information about the specimens to the public.
This compendium, inspired by scientific books, extends to the various landings of the stairs. Like a book that opens to the public.
Three-dimensional elements, which seem to escape from its pages, illustrations, colors, texts, titles, intent to create curiosity in the public in a dynamic way.
General circulation signage was also designed and applied in the exhibition areas. The signage is built with simple, three-dimensional graphics, applied directly to the different finishes on the walls of the Aquarium.
