Interactive experiences for the reopening of Ecuador's National Museum, organized around two axes: political power and social organization, and territory, economy and work. Mishell made 2D motion graphics and visual assets for the touchscreens, touch panels and photogrammetry experiences, and took part in the installation. The visual language had to feel contemporary without clashing with the heritage setting, and historians reviewed the content for accuracy. The museum received over 142,000 visitors in its first 14 months.