On Sunday, 1 December, our IBDP students had a unique experience at the exhibition "Dalí: Cybernetics" featuring Salvador Dalí's works inspired by the wonders of science!
Students, parents and teachers immersed into 3D projections and virtual reality travels through artistic worlds along with hands-on activities. From surreal depictions of DNA and intricate representations of atomic structures to cosmic landscapes, Dalí's masterpieces sparked curiosity and creativity in their minds.
Check out some reflections and highlights from their visit and see how art and science beautifully intertwine!
"The exhibition we visited was an excellent portal towards understanding Dali's versatile character, motives and depth of artistic and cybernetic expression. It was immersive, allowing visitors a true escape from reality. On the whole, ''Dali – Cybernetics'' delved into an alluring inquiry of Dali's work and persona, seeking further, showcasing that Dali was not only an artist, but a passionate inquisitor of science." - Sofia Nina Konidari
"The boundaries between human and machine continue to blur. In this wonderful exhibition we found ourselves navigating through the laws of physics and art. It is a blend of art and technology combined with a surrealistic flair." - Evangelia Antoniadi
Check out some reflections and highlights from their visit and see how art and science beautifully intertwine!
"The exhibition we visited was an excellent portal towards understanding Dali's versatile character, motives and depth of artistic and cybernetic expression. It was immersive, allowing visitors a true escape from reality. On the whole, ''Dali – Cybernetics'' delved into an alluring inquiry of Dali's work and persona, seeking further, showcasing that Dali was not only an artist, but a passionate inquisitor of science." - Sofia Nina Konidari
"The boundaries between human and machine continue to blur. In this wonderful exhibition we found ourselves navigating through the laws of physics and art. It is a blend of art and technology combined with a surrealistic flair." - Evangelia Antoniadi
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