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Artificial Nature: Your Exhibition: A Virtual Journey into Domestic Biodiversity

Uncover the unexpected natural world thriving within homes, showcasing intimate stories born from unique times.

Dive into 'Artificial Nature: Your exhibition,' a compelling virtual experience conceived during the COVID-19 pandemic. This unique digital display explores the rich biodiversity coexisting within our homes, often deeply connected to personal memories and daily life. Visitors are invited to uncover these intimate stories through an immersive online environment, accessible via the free Artsteps app. The project highlights a collaborative artistic endeavor.

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Exhibition summary

This virtual exhibition, born from the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic, showcases the biodiversity found within our homes. It explores the 'artificial nature' that coexists with us, often intertwined with our memories and personal lives, inviting visitors to discover these stories through a digital space.

Curatorial context

The National Museum of Natural Sciences presents 'Artificial Nature: Your Exhibition,' a unique virtual experience born from the collaborative spirit during the COVID-19 pandemic. This exhibition delves into the unexpected biodiversity that thrives within our living spaces, highlighting the 'artificial nature' that has become an integral part of our daily lives and, frequently, the source of our most cherished memories. Visitors are invited to explore this digital realm, discovering the intimate stories and personal connections embedded within these domestic natural fragments. Accessing the exhibition requires the free Artsteps app, available for both mobile and virtual reality devices, allowing for an immersive experience. The project acknowledges the collaborative effort behind its creation, listing the contributions of the exhibitions director, technician, photographer, graphic designer, and communication and audiovisual services, underscoring the collective nature of this artistic endeavor.

Admission and ticket notes

Access to this virtual exhibition is free via the Artsteps app, available for mobile devices and compatible with virtual reality glasses. Ticket sales for other museum events can be found at the provided link.

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National Museum of Science and Technology
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Exhibition conceived and directed by Cristina Cánovas, with contributions from José María Cazcarra (Exhibitions Technician), Jesús Muñoz (photographer), Alfonso Nombela (graphic designer), Mar Jabardo (information and concertation service), Azucena López (communication), and Noelia Cejuela (audiovisuals service).
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