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Something to Experience...  Step into Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms, where space and time dissolve into endless reflections.  These immersive installations blur the line between self and universe, using mirrors to explore abstract reflections of the self.  Learn more here: https://shorturl.at/4O4Vi Lose yourself in Kusama’s dazzling interplay of light, mirrors, and repetition, offering a glimpse into her vision of eternity and the human psyche.

🌍 Preserving Cultural Heritage for the Future At Anachrona, we believe that history deserves to be experienced by future generations in its fullest detail. That’s why we dedicate ourselves to the creation of digital twins—precise, immersive, and interactive models of cultural artefacts, museums, and private collections. As technology continues to evolve and the physical takes an increasingly secondary role in our lives, the need to preserve art and history digitally becomes ever more urgent. We're excited about the opportunities that lie ahead for cultural institutions to expand access to their collections and safeguard their treasures against the ravages of time. Eternity in Every Detail. #DigitalTwins #CulturalHeritage #MuseumInnovation #ArtPreservation #Anachrona #TechnologyAndCulture #TheFutureOfArt #EternityInEveryDetail

With the new Farmooor pool webpage on Galileo Protocol, participants and enthusiasts can now gain visibility on LEOX Airdrop details. Galileans can even calculate the rewards amount based on Marketplace purchases. Explore it now 👇 https://lnkd.in/eJJ9wTT4

Curious about what Howspace can do for you? Still a few slots left for our upcoming webinar on June 5th! Link below:

Did you know that three-quarters of kids believe that humans will one day live in outer space?  Kids are natural-born explorers, and space is the ultimate frontier of adventure and mystery. That's why, at #LouvreAbuDhabi, we're passionate about nurturing young minds and sparking curiosity through creative exploration.  From colorful canvases to mesmerizing sculptures, art isn’t just about what you see—it's about how it makes you feel and think. Join us with your kids at our "Picturing the Cosmos" exhibition at the Children's Museum, where young adventurers can discover the wonders of the universe through the eyes of visionary artists. Who knows? It might just inspire the next generation of astronauts, scientists, and artists! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3LGSSq6

Il "Mappamondo di Fra Mauro" translated to English and Chinese. Museo Galileo published a webpage (link in the comments) with an interactive exploration of the world map created by Fra Mauro around 1450 AD. It shows the cosmographic and geographic space, highlighting different parts of the world, the locations visited by Marco Polo, legendary places, and a lost treatise on cosmography. You can browse the world map, read an historical introduction and find all referenced places from a comfy ui. #straight2thepoint #effectivecommunication #qsystem ❤ Thanks for sharing! ⬇ Suggest a topic in the comments. 🔥 View my recent posts: https://lnkd.in/dF52Y48x

Why is the sunrise red? Enjoying this red sunrise in the beautiful city of Monterrey, with Cerro de la Silla as a witness. Have you ever wondered why the sky turns red at sunrise? This phenomenon, known as dawn or morning twilight, has a fascinating scientific explanation based on a principle called Rayleigh scattering. Sunlight is composed of different wavelengths, each of which corresponds to a different color. When passing through the Earth's atmosphere, light is scattered in all directions. This scattering is more intense for shorter wavelengths, such as blue and violet, and less intense for longer wavelengths, such as red and orange. What happens at sunrise? At sunrise, sunlight has to travel through a greater amount of atmosphere to reach our eyes. This means that shorter wavelengths, such as blue and violet, are scattered more and lost in the sky, while longer wavelengths, such as red and orange, reach our eyes without being scattered. The result: a sky dyed in beautiful shades of red, orange and yellow, creating a natural spectacle that reminds us of the beauty and complexity of our planet. #sunrise #science #nature 📸 alex_bm75

Brilliant use of polarized filters.

You've probably heard of the Great Wall of China—it's that super long wall, right? But did you know it's not just one big wall?The Great Wall isn't one single thing. It's more like a patchwork quilt made by different groups over thousands of years. It all started way back around 2,700 years ago, when different Chinese states built walls to protect themselves from attacks. Then, over time, other dynasties like the Qin, Han, and Ming added to it, making it longer and stronger. The parts of the Great Wall we see today, with those cool watchtowers and snaking paths, were mostly built during the Ming Dynasty, from about 600 to 400 years ago. The Ming rulers were really worried about attacks from the north, so they put a lot of effort into making the wall taller and sturdier. They even used fancy bricks and smart designs to keep out invaders. Ever heard that you can see the Great Wall from space? Well, that's not entirely true. Sure, you might be able to spot it with fancy cameras and satellites, but astronauts floating up there can't just look out the window and see it. The wall is really long and kind of blends in with the land around it, so it's not as obvious as you might think.#GreatWallHistory #WondersOfTheWorld #ChinaHeritage #ExploreTheWall #MingDynastyMarvel #AncientArchitecture #HumanIngenuity #CulturalLegacy #TravelChina #WorldHeritageSite #HistoricalWonders #LandmarkAdventures #BucketListDestination #ArchitecturalMarvels #AsianHistory #HistoricalJourney #ChinaTravel #DiscoverThePast #WorldTreasures #IconicStructures #TimelessBeauty #HeritageSites #AsianCulture #ExploringHistory #GlobalLandmarks #WonderOfAsia #HistoryAndCulture #WorldWonderWednesday #AdventureAwaits #TravelInspiration

Ever wondered about your role in #ImmersiveExperiences? In #Dubai, visitors personalize animals, enriching a communal jungle. While #AI aids walking models, the essence lies in visitor interaction. Explore Dibulo app for at-home engagement. Reminiscent of teamLab Inc.'s Sketch Aquarium at The Newark Museum of Art of Art, where drawn sea creatures swam in a virtual aquarium. Immersion goes beyond observation; it's about active participation shaping our #DigitalLandscapes. How can your creativity transform the spaces you encounter? Join the conversation. #ImmersiveEngagement #VisitorCreativity #DigitalInnovation #questionforgroup #immersivetech #immersivetechnology #virtualreality #augmentedreality #mixedreality #immersiveexperience #artificialintelligence