Ticket for Hangzhou Suspended Glass Art Gallery

Description

Suspended Glass Art Museum: Embark on a "naked-eye 5D" journey through time and space. Step into the suspended corridor at the heart of the museum, where transparent glass lies beneath your feet and a 270-degree giant screen surrounds you. As the lights dim, naked-eye 5D technology will begin a journey across dimensions. One second you are in the deep sea, watching blue whales swishing their tails and stirring up layers of waves, with the shimmering light seeming to splash on your fingertips; the next second you are in the vast starry sky, with the Milky Way slowly flowing overhead, and the moment when a shooting star streaks across makes people unable to hold their breath and make a wish; in a blink of an eye, you travel back to the ancient jungle, the roar of dinosaurs echoes in your ears, and the branches and leaves of towering ancient trees seem to brush your cheeks. This immersive experience, without any equipment, is not a simple "movie watching", but truly allows people to "walk into" the picture and become part of the scenery. Every scene change can bring a thrilling sense of freshness. Going to the Suspended Glass Art Museum is to unlock the childishness and excitement in interactive games. The joy here is never one-way viewing, but two-way participation and interaction. Stepping on the seemingly ordinary glass floor, it suddenly "shatters" under your feet, accompanied by a crisp sound and the visual effect of cracks spreading, the instantaneous sense of weightlessness makes people scream and can't help laughing. This "thrilling but not dangerous" little excitement is enjoyed by both children and adults. There is also an infinitely extending mirror maze, with countless mirrors interwoven into a magical space, and light and shadow refract countless overlapping figures in it. Every step is like playing hide-and-seek with another self, and the moment you find the exit, the sense of accomplishment and fun are both maximized. These interactive installations break the "sense of distance" of the art museum, allowing everyone to let go of their restraint and fully release their nature.