Museo Enzo Ferrari (MEF)
The Museo Enzo Ferrari and the Engine Museum (also known as the MEF) in Modena opened on February 18, 2012 and have been under Ferrari management since January 2014. The futuristic pavilion spans more than 2500 square meters and is completely unsupported by columns, and it is here that the many cars exhibited are accompanied by a range of innovative special effects, creat
ed by an immersive architectural multi-projection display which is one of the largest ever built in a museum. The visual designer responsible for the project, Paolo Buroni, incorporated a number of artistic concepts into this design which have never been seen before in this type of museum. A film is repeated at regular intervals through a whopping 19 projectors, allowing the visitor to feel completely "enveloped" and surrounded by a spectacular multidimensional effect which reaches from floor to ceiling. This emotional adventure accompanies the visitor through the magical story of the 90-year life of Enzo Ferrari, reliving the art, the drama and atmosphere of the time, just as if they had stepped into a time machine. A real "leap" into the world of Ferrari, accompanied by powerfully evocative images and a rousing soundtrack. The museum also tells the story of the element that Ferrari has always considered to be the most important in the car: the engine. An extensive range of these are displayed, from the classic, legendary V12 to examples of all the different models made or tested by Ferrari. These include the 10 cylinder of Formula 1, the 8 cylinder for racing and road cars, the 6 cylinder like the Formula 1 Turbo, the Dino, the 4 cylinder celebrated for winning the first two Ascari world titles and even the 2 cylinder, which has been tested but never brought onto the track. The cars on display are those which pay testament to the adventure of the man who gave the brand its famous name, charting his life as a driver in the 20s, Scuderia master of ceremonies in the 30s and manufacturer from 1947.
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Il Museo Enzo Ferrari (MEF)
Il MEF, Museo Enzo Ferrari e dei motori di Modena, inaugurato il 18 febbraio 2012 e passato sotto la gestione Ferrari da gennaio 2014, più che un museo, può essere considerato un vero e proprio spettacolo coinvolgente ed emozionante dove si mescolano ingredienti davvero unici. Nell’avveniristico padiglione di oltre 2500 m2, infatti, completamente libero da colonne, insieme alle tante automobili esposte, si assiste a innovativi effetti scenografici grazie ad una multiproiezione architetturale immersiva tra le più estese mai realizzate all’interno di un museo. Il visual designer Paolo Buroni, a cui è stato affidato il progetto, è intervenuto applicando concetti artistici, inediti per questa tipologia di museo. Attraverso un filmato, che si ripete a intervalli regolari e utilizza ben 19 proiettori, il visitatore si sente completamente “avvolto” e immerso in uno spettacolare effetto multidimensionale esteso dalle pareti fino al soffitto. Un’avventura emozionale che lo accompagna attraverso la magica storia dei 90 anni di vita di Enzo Ferrari, rivivendo anche l'arte, i drammi e le atmosfere dell'epoca, proprio come se si trovasse all’interno di una macchina del tempo. Un vero e proprio “salto” nel mondo Ferrari, attraverso immagini dalla grande forza evocativa ed una colonna sonora trascinante. Il Museo racconta anche la storia di ciò che la Ferrari ha da sempre considerato la parte più importante di ogni sua vettura: il motore. Sono esposti dai classici e leggendari V12 ad esempi di tutti i diversi frazionamenti realizzati o sperimentati da Ferrari. Ci sono i10 cilindri di Formula 1, gli 8 da corsa e da strada, i 6 come i Turbo di Formula 1 o l’aspirato della Dino, i 4 celebri per i due primi Titoli Mondiali di Ascari e persino il 2 cilindri sperimentale mai portato in pista. Le vetture esposte sono quelle che testimoniano più da vicino l’avventura dell’uomo Ferrari, pilota negli anni ‘20, animatore della Scuderia negli anni ‘30 e Costruttore dal 1947. Museo Enzo Ferrari Netiquette:
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