A fantastic experience inside the human body!

We start from the mouth and with the “roller coaster” mode we visit all the main organs to understand their function from the inside.

You will be able to virtually enter the human body to learn about its systems, explore the inside of a heart or travel through the neural network of the brain.

A virtual journey in surrealist and metaphysical settings where you can observe and experience the works of the most important exponents of the two artistic movements up close.

Two characters, taken from famous paintings, will act as guides in this wonderful immersive experience among the most famous works of these two artistic movements.

Inside AND (Native Digital Arts), visitors can appreciate the details of this process by viewing a gigapixel monitor.

These monitors allow you to zoom in to the smallest details of the artwork, clearly showing the work done by digital conservators.

Imagine looking at an old painting on a gigapixel screen and being able to see every single brush, every little shade of color and every detail of the work.

Thanks to digital technology, it is possible to highlight the changes made during the restoration, allowing visitors to fully understand the process and skill required to preserve these works of art for future generations.

Furthermore, viewing the details of the restoration through a gigapixel monitor offers an immersive and interactive experience, allowing visitors to explore the artwork in greater depth and fully appreciate its beauty and complexity.

A virtual visit to the three Roman chapels (Contarelli, Cerasi, Cavalletti) where some of Caravaggio’s most important frescoes are present.

The visitor will be virtually projected inside the chapels and will be able to move around the space.

At the end of the visit you will be able to admire the painting “St. Jerome Writing” in a completely innovative way.

The work will have its own depth and the subject can be seen from multiple angles.

From Genga 25,000 BC.

This extraordinary calcite statuette, made from a local stalactite, was recently found by chance in the cave of the Blessed Virgin of Frasassi.

The figure, monumental despite its very small dimensions (8.7 cm in height and 66.5 g in weight), has generous shapes, and is represented in the unusual attitude of bending the forearms forward with joined hands.

A few schematic masses summarize the parts of the body with absolute effectiveness: on the ovoid, barely sketched face, the features are barely recognisable, and the back of the head is separated by a furrow, perhaps to indicate the hair.

The large circular breasts protrude between the arms placed close to the torso and the prominent pregnant belly is highlighted even more by a deep incision, which separates the pelvic triangle and the vulva.

With the collaboration of the National Archaeological Museum of the Marche.

An extraordinary example of interactivity in the context of AND (Native Digital Arts) is represented by the possibility of pedaling a bicycle to power a monitor, without consuming external energy.

This innovative system uses interactive alternators connected to the bicycle, which convert the kinetic energy generated by pedaling into electrical energy.

As you pedal, the energy generated powers the monitor, allowing visitors to interact with the video that plays on the screen.

The speed at which you pedal directly affects the playback speed of the video, creating a unique and immersive experience

The artistic project aims to shed light on the topic of air pollution, through a Generative Art work by Tommaso Cherubini that varies in movements, shapes and colors based on the quality of the air.

The data, used as raw material, is collected in real time by monitoring stations around the world, through the Air Quality Index (AQI).

The AQI summarizes data on the concentration of air pollutants in a given location, using a numerical value ranging from 0 to 500. As the level of air pollution increases, the AQI value increases and with it the risks to human health.

Different levels of pollution are assigned different color palettes which modify the work based on Plutchik’s Wheel of Emotions, a theory that associates emotions and colors.

The objective of the project is to increase awareness regarding the quality of the air we breathe and stimulate proactivity, remembering that the main causes of air pollution are industrial emissions, motor vehicle traffic and the use of fossil fuels for energy and heating.

The space is designed to allow the learning and operation of the hardware used in AND (Digital Native Arts) multimedia experiences.

In this room you will have the opportunity to interactively explore and understand how digital technologies have been used to create engaging and immersive experiences.

Through a series of guided activities, you will learn how to use digital tools to explore digital works of art, interact with multimedia installations and immerse yourself in digital narratives.

Once you have completed the AND itinerary, it will be possible to test your knowledge with a final quiz: not only a way to check how much you have learned, but also a fun and educational experience.

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