ARPS Immersive

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Only a few weeks left to visit our current exhibition! Created by digital artist Will Hurt, ARPS immersive explores the subtle, contemplative interactions between a physical and virtual world. ARPS invites visitors to move the 3D printed shapes on the play platform and watch the corresponding virtual objects do astonishing things on the walls!

Tickets are free, but please book in advance. Enjoy!

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