A Museum of Identification inside RENAPER's historic hall, a recently restored space with no room for structural changes. It traces Argentina's identification history, from Juan Vucetich's fingerprint classification method (1891) to today, exhibiting machines, ID booklets, documents and passports, marking RENAPER's 75th anniversary. As Art Director and Producer, I designed the visitor route, coordinated furniture production, and found efficient ways to intervene in the space, like using vinyl-ready walls as a timeline. The experience, a guided multisensory visit for the general public with a focus on young visitors nearing the age to obtain their first ID, was developed alongside specialists from each area. Exhibition design was led by Luján Hernández, under my direction and RENAPER's and the national government's identity guidelines, with Carmelo Puy and Fernando Gutiérrez handling production and implementation. Official reference: argentina.gob.ar/interior/renaper/museo-de-la-identificacion