Coldie made En Marcha to bring viewers closer to the artifacts Diego Rivera collected. At Museo Anahuacalli, the museum Rivera built, those objects become a kinetic landscape viewers can touch. The display of En Marcha at Museo Anahuacalli marks Coldie’s first institutionally exhibited kinetic artwork. During his residency, he photographed artifacts from the museum and Rivera’s private vault, then reworked them through his collage practice. One of the five editions will be donated to Museo Anahuacalli, leaving four available for purchase through Digital Encounters. Twenty signed and editioned artist-curated prints from the project will also be available for $350 each, offering a more accessible way to participate. For a more personal look at Coldie’s journey with the work and the museum residency, read his thread linked in the first reply. DM @coldie or @jared_poz to inquire about acquiring one of the four available editions or a print.