Let your imagination come to life at Future Park!
Play in a digital universe that evolves before your eyes.
Interactive digital technology will breathe life – and a little dash of magic – into children’s drawings at teamLab’s Future Park exhibition, to be held at Silverstar Casino from 24 February to 8 April.
The exhibition moves to Johannesburg from Cape Town, where it was held for the first time ever in South Africa. It has attracted more than five million children across the world, to play in an ever-changing digital environment while they develop their fine motor skills.
The exhibition’s fun, interactive activities will capture the imagination and introduce young ones to the marvels of technology, using scanners and sensors to make each child’s colourful drawings come to life in this unique digital universe.
Each child’s drawing will come to life on several themed life-size screens. For example, at the sketch aquarium, children can colour in fish and other water creatures, scan them and watch as they swim about with other children’s creations on the giant digital screen.
Children will also encounter a sketch ‘town’ where they can construct a 3D model town complete with roads, rail and waterway infrastructure in which digital scans of cars, trains and boats move about seamlessly.
The light-ball orchestra area is filled with several balls in different sizes that change colour and play music as children play with them. There is also a game of hopscotch that explodes with colour as children hop on the different squares and a delightful magical table that reacts when it is touched.
For more information go to www.futureparksa.co.za or visit the Computicket website to buy tickets. Special family tickets are available, and all activities are included in the cost. Special discounts are available to Tsogo Sun rewards cardholders.
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