In Pictures
MOD.’s new exhibition rethinks time, memory and mortality
UniSA’s future focused museum MOD. is challenging visitors to reconsider the concept of time in its latest exhibition, Forever, which opened in January.
The new thought-provoking exhibition prompts visitors to question whether time is linear or whether the past, present and future are more connected than we realise? It also asks how memories shape these connections as well as what defines death.
Visitors can explore the blurred lines of the concept of time through immersive and interactive experiences – talking to AI-powered digital avatars (MetaHumans), contemplating the universe through artist Gavin Wanganeen's kinetic sculpture, evoking memories through a databank of scents and moving through a reflective infinity well.
Read more in the media release about the exhibiton.
MOD. is free to visit and open Tuesdays to Saturdays, 10am to 5pm. Forever is open until 21 November. For more information, visit the website.
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