If you have an irrational fear of insects (aka entomophobia), get extremely anxious about vast, deep bodies of water (aka thalassophobia), or have an extreme fear of confined spaces (aka claustrophobia), a new exhibition at ArtScience Museum that awakens your senses with the wonders of nature might quell those aversions just by its sheer awesomeness. (It's also a great way...
If you have an irrational fear of insects , get extremely anxious about vast, deep bodies of water , or have an extreme fear of confined spaces , a new exhibition at ArtScience Museum that awakens your senses with the wonders of nature might quell those aversions just by its sheer awesomeness.
Through stunning visuals , spatial audio, and unique scents as well as years of production by a cross-disciplinary team of 350 artists, designers, biologists, engineers, developers, neuroscientists, scent-makers, and media specialists, we get the wonder-filled pleasure of examining butterflies suck nectar through their probosces, "swimming" with sperm whales, and smelling the mushrooms growing out from the forest floor.
A stunning exhibition that gives us a deeper appreciation and love for all things living, with an urgent underlying message to be kinder to our one-and-only planet Earth? Yes, please! You'll be surrounded by the animals' calls and movements until they start fleeing from the smell of something burning — a bushfire! The room's loop ends with the illumination of lightning and boom of thunder as a thunderstorm begins...Next, you'll be transported 30m above ground, to the forest canopy of French Guiana in South America. Inhale the fragrant scent of blooming flowers and damp wood as you admire the panoramic views, before making a slow descent to the forest floor.