# Edison Peñafiel: Tides and Passages \| Chapter I: MARE MAGNVM

Locust Projects in Little River shows the Miami premiere of *MARE MAGNVM*, shown at an expanded scale. Ecuadorian-born, Miami-based Edison Peñafiel's 360-degree video installation puts fourteen boats and eighty-one masked figures in a monochrome sea, looping continuously to evoke migration across water. Produced with MAD Arts.

- Type: Museum
- When: ongoing, November 14, 2026 – January 9, 2027
- Where: Locust Projects, 297 NE 67th St, Miami, FL 33138, Little River
- Artists: Edison Peñafiel
- Part of: [Miami Art Week 2026](https://artweekguide.com/weeks/miami-art-week)
- Event's own page: https://www.locustprojects.org/exhibitions/main-gallery/mare-magnvm.html
- On Art Week Guide: https://artweekguide.com/events/edison-penafiel-tides-and-passages-chapter-i-mare-magnvm

## From the organiser

Miami premiere, at expanded scale, of Ecuadorian-born, Miami-based artist Edison Peñafiel's 360-degree video installation MARE MAGNVM, a monochrome sea of fourteen boats carrying eighty-one masked figures in a perpetual loop evoking migration across water. Produced in partnership with MAD Arts.

## Also on Saturday 14 November

- **Until Jul 25, 2027** · [Ofelia Rodríguez: Psychic Jungle](https://artweekguide.com/events/ofelia-rodriguez-psychic-jungle) — Museum at Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum–FIU, University Park. A solo exhibition at the Frost Art Museum at FIU, billed as the first major one in the US for the late Colombian artist Ofelia Rodríguez (1946-2023). It covers four decades of her painting, drawing, printmaking and assemblage, including her signature "magic boxes".
- **Until Apr 11, 2027** · [What Takes Root](https://artweekguide.com/events/what-takes-root) — Museum at Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum–FIU, University Park. This museum show launches the Frost's Green Family Collection, which is devoted to work by South Florida artists. New acquisitions are displayed alongside earlier purchases, including pieces by José Bedia, Adler Guerrier, Yanira Collado and Rubén Torres-Llorca, among others. It runs as part of Miami Art Week 2026.