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Sucuri (El Cid) — Hispanic Society Museum & Library

Sucuri (El Cid), a site-specific fiberglass sculpture by artist Adriana Varejão coiling around the Hispanic Society's 1927 bronze equestrian statue of El Cid, opened as part of the exhibition "Don't Forget, We Come From the Tropics" (March 27 – June 22, 2025) at the Hispanic Society Museum & Library in New York City, fabricated and installed by Adirondack Studios.

VenueHispanic Society Museum & Library
Project typeInstallation
StatusCompleted
Year completed2025

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Adirondack Studios Fabrication Designed, fabricated, and installed the site-specific fiberglass sucuri (anaconda) sculpture wrapping the museum's 1927 bronze El Cid statue, using LiDAR scans for seamless integration; artist Adriana Varejão invited ADK to execute the piece.

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