Interactive Museum/Art

Date: 1/25/2020

Giant museum like display. Almost every room was dark, relying on projections and light effects to brighten the room. It wasn't scary. Maybe a bit odd, but more surreal than creepy. Sound would surround you your entire visit. The entire display was very interactive, very visual and auditory and kinaesthetic. You'd wander around, some rooms, some were laid out like mazes, some were more exhibit like. One had a pyramid landscape projected on every wall to make it look like you were in ancient Egypt. You could enter the scene, if you so desired. There were benches you could sit on and listen to the philosophical theories blasted through the speakers. A few things lay on the benches and surrounding area. There was a small waterfall in the exhibit- weak but strong, considering the landscape. Walk down the hallway, and a phone was ringing on a light bluish purple background. Would you answer it? In a maze of red walls stretching across a stark white landscape, a pond of koi gurgled and plopped. Save for the red walls around you, you could not tell how far away the ceiling or room went on for. It was as though the maze existed in stark nothingness. If you so desired you could open a map app that would show you the way out of the maze. The maze was in the shape of a rose.