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Cinema Mystica, Immersive Digital Art Exhibition, Kristály Színtér Budapest, 13 - 15 May

• 12 Apr 2022 1:41 PM

The boundaries blur between reality and vision in this mystical world where the viewer becomes part of the art piece.

Besides 3D printed sculptures and short films, 16 unique interactive installations in the spaces with 360-degree projection guide you through the realms of light, sound and art.

Date and time: 
13 - 15 May  

Venue: 
Kristály Színtér
1138 Budapest, Schulek Frigyes sétány

Source and tickets: Budapest Spring Festival

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