Spread over 2,700 square metres, the venue has more than 130 projectors, 58 speakers and 3,000 HD digital images working together to create moving artworks.
Infinity des Lumieres, the GCC's largest digital art centre, has a new space-themed exhibition on view. All photos: Ruel Pableo for The National
The show pays tribute to the UAE's recent achievements in space exploration.
Visitors are immersed into the vastness of the universe, with digital displays of planets, stars, spacecraft, astronauts and galaxies.
Composed of 13 sequences and a prologue, the exhibition displays an abundance of stars, planets, nebulae and supernovae for visitors.
The images from CNES and Nasa are set to an eclectic soundtrack.
On opening night, visitors were treated to music by a live chamber orchestra.
Infinity des Lumieres is located in The Dubai Mall, the main entrance is in front of Galeries Lafayette.
The experiences last about one hour and 15 minutes, and new shows start every 30 minutes.
Spread over 2,700 square metres, the venue has more than 130 projectors, 58 speakers and 3,000 HD digital images working together to create moving artworks.
Infinity des Lumieres, the GCC's largest digital art centre, has a new space-themed exhibition on view. All photos: Ruel Pableo for The National
The show pays tribute to the UAE's recent achievements in space exploration.
Visitors are immersed into the vastness of the universe, with digital displays of planets, stars, spacecraft, astronauts and galaxies.
Composed of 13 sequences and a prologue, the exhibition displays an abundance of stars, planets, nebulae and supernovae for visitors.
The images from CNES and Nasa are set to an eclectic soundtrack.
On opening night, visitors were treated to music by a live chamber orchestra.
Infinity des Lumieres is located in The Dubai Mall, the main entrance is in front of Galeries Lafayette.
The experiences last about one hour and 15 minutes, and new shows start every 30 minutes.
Spread over 2,700 square metres, the venue has more than 130 projectors, 58 speakers and 3,000 HD digital images working together to create moving artworks.
