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There in the middle, a pool with a million transparent
balls, to which they have given the name Hyper Cosmo. On the ceiling, huge
balloons seem to form clouds. In one corner, a sofa that resembles a cotton
cocoon. There are vibrant mushrooms in a hall and a large transparent ball,
studded with charcoal «spikes», that can be spun to draw random scribbles on
the white walls of a room. Ahead, more coloured balls fall suspended from the
sky and are endlessly reflected on mirrors. The atmosphere is psychedelic. The
music is engaging. Art can be inflatable and in this case it is at the centre
of the immersive and entertaining Pop Air exhibition, presented over
more than 5,000 sqm in the Grande Halle of Parc de La Villette, in Paris, the
structure of which takes us back to the city in the 19th century.
The works of some 15 international artists offer a «new form of socialising
through art», according to the organisers. Get ready for an XXL-scale ride full
of joy and laughter, suitable for all ages.