03:56Blown away! Spectacular inflatable art wows visitors as 'Pop Air Balloon Museum' lands in Madrid
After the "Pop Air" exhibition took place in Rome, Paris and Milan, welcoming more than 1.5 million visitors, the Balloon Museum is now open in Madrid, as footage filmed on Tuesday shows.
Visitors were seen enjoying the artwork and taking pictures of different types of balloons.
From March 18 to July 23, 2023, Casa de Campo, Madrid's largest public park, will host the work of 15 international artists that will allow visitors to witness a unique interactive experience created from surprising inflatable shapes and colours.
According to the organiser, "Pop Air" reflects the new artistic expressions and techniques associated with the world of interactive exhibitions. Each work, through its interaction with the spectators, creates new spaces of physical, digital and cultural socialisation, they claim.
“I think that in our exhibition each one of the visitors is involved, because people can touch, they can listen to the audio, the soundtrack and they can also see it. So I can affirm that in our exhibition each one of the senses is involved in the experience.
It is an interactive experience where people are at the center of a new dialogue with the isolation of the heart and it is a kind of new way to socialize through art,” said organiser Francesco Dobovich.
Tickets are available both on the website and at the ticket office and the price range lies between 14€ to 18€ (15,18-19,51 $).
03:56After the "Pop Air" exhibition took place in Rome, Paris and Milan, welcoming more than 1.5 million visitors, the Balloon Museum is now open in Madrid, as footage filmed on Tuesday shows.
Visitors were seen enjoying the artwork and taking pictures of different types of balloons.
From March 18 to July 23, 2023, Casa de Campo, Madrid's largest public park, will host the work of 15 international artists that will allow visitors to witness a unique interactive experience created from surprising inflatable shapes and colours.
According to the organiser, "Pop Air" reflects the new artistic expressions and techniques associated with the world of interactive exhibitions. Each work, through its interaction with the spectators, creates new spaces of physical, digital and cultural socialisation, they claim.
“I think that in our exhibition each one of the visitors is involved, because people can touch, they can listen to the audio, the soundtrack and they can also see it. So I can affirm that in our exhibition each one of the senses is involved in the experience.
It is an interactive experience where people are at the center of a new dialogue with the isolation of the heart and it is a kind of new way to socialize through art,” said organiser Francesco Dobovich.
Tickets are available both on the website and at the ticket office and the price range lies between 14€ to 18€ (15,18-19,51 $).