Mirror infinity rooms, scale-distorting rooms, holograms, a vortex tunnel, and an anti-gravity room are some of the exhibits that await you at the Chicago Museum of Illusions. Visitors will start off startled but are prompted to learn about the tricks of perception and how the human brain works through their experience of each exhibit. The collection is made up of educational exhibits all based on math, science, and psychology. So make sure you come equipped with an efficient camera and prepare to take some befuddling snaps!
Each and every optical illusion is unlike the last as they change with every glance and glimmer leaving your perceptions completely perplexed.Ĭhicago’s brand-new museum is yet another extremely Instagram-friendly option in Chicago but the uniquely absurd arrangements at the Museum of Illusions will offer photo opportunities that you certainly won’t find anywhere else in Illinois. The mind-bending museum now offers guests the chance to have their brains discombobulated and senses baffled with 80 different bewildering exhibits. The Museum of Illusions has now reopened at 25 East Washington Street offering an interactive, immersive, and, most importantly – incomprehensible experience for all generations. His travels during the last two years are narrated in a book he authored, “ Extramuros“.Are you ready for an intriguing visual, sensory, and educational experience through unexplored illusions?Ĭhicago’s array of awe-inspiring museums has another addition to add to its eclectic mix and this one is slightly whackier than the rest.
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In addition, Seth is the author and director of “ Les nouveaux explorateurs“, a TV serial show produced by Canal+ where each show is focusing on a country and its local mural artists. His approach aims to arouse an artistic dialogue, whether it is a collaboration with local urban artists or a learning process of traditional techniques from local craftsmen. Witnessing the outcome of globalization, his creations are celebrating traditions, defining a hybrid culture between modern expression and traditional representation. Since then, he has been compelled to draw simple characters, mostly children, somehow connected to the chaotic environment in which they are revealed. Highlights include subdivision surface based modelling tools, skeleton based animation, and a graphical language for designing procedural textures and materials. Many of its capabilities rival those found in commercial programs. Since 2003, he has ventured across the world in order to exchange with street artists from different culture and broaden his own perspective about life and mural painting. Art of Illusion is a free, open source 3D modelling and rendering studio. Together, they founded « Wasted Talent », a publishing project specialized in monographs from urban artists. Graduated from Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs from Paris (ENSAD), he published in 2000, in collaboration with Gauthier Bischoff, “ Kapital, one year of graffiti in Paris“, the best selling book about French graffiti. He became famous among Parisian graffiti artists by creating characters. In the mid-90s, Julien Malland began mural painting in the 20th arrondissement of Paris under the name of « Seth ».
The lithograph treaty and its thin frame that overlaps the spray paint used on the original art piece, interested me and gives to this image some sweetness.” Seth
The support portal also works with the idea of a door to another dimension. The bright colors and rounded shapes of the child contrasted with the rigor of the place. This is the idea of contrast that appeals me. I painted once in the street, in China on an austere door in the middle of a huge avenue of white walls.
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What does he see, look at? Free to each one to find out something special. The back of the child, faceless, is the spectator. This lithograph is a hymn to the personal and private world that makes each of us a unique being. The collective imagination overtaken the intimate imagination. We are now drunk of explicit, decorative, illustrative, informative image. Leave some mystery that allows everyone to capture the image by putting a bit of self. I find the interaction between the viewer and the art piece more interesting.
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