Torrox interpretation centre
Two thousand years of a town told in animated watercolour, from Roman Turrus to contemporary Torrox.
A small town cannot compete with a large museum. It can compete with its story.
Torrox has a Roman villa, an Andalusi history and an old quarter almost nobody knows how to read. On a municipal budget no archaeological object competes with a capital city, so the move was to stop exhibiting objects and start telling time. Animated watercolour shows what no longer exists, which is exactly what a site cannot show.
Script by era
Four historical layers, from Roman Turrus to contemporary Torrox, with hand-drawn animated cartography of Al-Andalus.
Audiovisual production
Main gallery film plus standalone pieces in vertical and horizontal format for each era, reusable on social media and municipal screens.
Route video mapping
Projection over a model and a plan to explain the routes across the municipality.
Room applications
Interactive pieces for visitors, integrated into the rest of the route.
Turrus, Roman Torrox in animated watercolour
Andalusi cartography: the cora of Rayya