The exhibition 'Artificial Natures' is the first multimedia showcase on sustainable architecture and intelligent buildings to be held in Spain. It presents 50 architectural proposals by architect Luis de Garrido, including single-family homes, urban recycling, and unique buildings, among others. Video projectors will continuously display the various projects, offering visual effects based on different architectural forms.
The Oceanogràfic of the City of Arts and Sciences is hosting the exhibition "Post-Talayotic Masks" by Menorcan artist Enric Servera until May 31. The exhibit features a collection of artistic and ritual masks inspired by the supposed art of the ancient Talayotic inhabitants of Menorca, crafted from debris found along the shore. These masks represent a creative interpretation by the artist of what could resemble the primitive art of the island's inhabitants over 3,000 years ago. Enric Servera constructs these figures using materials gathered from the coast of Menorca, including wood, plastics, remnants of nets, and ropes. The term "post" in the title emphasizes the use of modern plastic materials and other waste caused by contemporary human activities. In this context, the exhibition also aims to raise awareness about marine pollution and the need to keep our seas and oceans clean.
A photographic exhibition featuring works by Javier Yaya Tur, comprising 100 large-format photographs that document the evolution of the complex since the opening of the Museum of Sciences in November 2000.
The exterior of the City of Arts and Sciences hosts the exhibition “Viktor Ferrando. Planet Ferrovia Sector VII. Gravitational Subcosmos,” featuring a series of six sculptures by artist Viktor Ferrando dedicated to conductor Zubin Mehta. The Alicante-based sculptor presents an innovative and original interpretation of the shapes and structures of planets, satellites, stars, comets, and asteroids through large-format neo-futuristic abstractions. Additionally, in the accessible area of the Prince Felipe Science Museum, visitors can explore a photographic exhibition along with three smaller exhibits that complement the outdoor display.
Immerse yourself in the fascinating universe of Leonardo da Vinci and explore his incredible inventions created 500 years ago. Through interactive displays and an immersive area, this exhibition reveals how his innovative ideas continue to connect with current and future technology. Thanks to SENSORY4™ technology, you will experience an engaging journey with moving graphics, 360° sound, and high-definition projections that transport you into the world of this visionary. The exhibition also highlights thematic areas that connect his inventions with modern and future technology, showcasing over 50 large-scale machines crafted by Italian artisans, alongside pages from the Codex Leicester written between 1504 and 1506, allowing visitors to enjoy a Virtual Reality experience soaring over Florence. This exhibition marks the beginning of the 25th anniversary celebration of the Museu de les Ciències, packed with events and activities honoring its role as a leader in scientific outreach.
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