TO Mexico City arrives ‘Leonora Carrington: Labyrinth’, a immersive experience to introduce you to the mind of the artist.
Magical universes and fantastic beings will come to life to explore various art manifestations and provoke all kinds of emotions.
Experience the art of Leonora Carrington in this CDMX experience. Photo: Leonora Carrington
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Leonora Carrington She was one of the greatest exponents of the surrealist movement in Mexico. Her works covered various disciplines such as painting, sculpture and literature, including novels and short stories where she fused autobiographical elements with themes such as feminism, fiction and magic.
Through her art, this notable painter experienced the limits of reality and dreams, creating universes that defied convention. And very soon you will be able to meet them in this immersive experience.
“Leonora Carrington: Labyrinth” adapts the artist’s works to an interactive format, in which attendees can observe them and even walk among them through spaces designed with moving images, lights and symbolism.
Leonora Carrington’s experience is inspired by her painting “Labyrinth.” Photo: Leonora Carrington
Its objective is to involve visitors in a surreal narrative, coexisting with surprising creatures inspired by Celtic mythology, fantastic literature and even alchemy.
The name of the experience is inspired, by the way, by the painting ‘Labyrinth’ (1991). There, the artist reflects the complexity of the human mind.
Following the logic of surrealism, in Leonora Carrington: Labyrinth Each visitor builds their own route, through a sensory montage with:
- Digital projections
- monumental sculptures
- Surround effects
These elements not only enrich the visual experience, but offer a new way of approaching art with technological resources. And yes, there are spaces to take pictures.
In Leonora Carrington’s experience, art and technology merge. Photo: Leonora Carrington
The experience opens April 15 at the Immersive Arts Center. You find it at General Prim 90, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, CDMX.
You can get there by Metro: Cuauhtémoc stations (pink line) or Balderas (green line). Also by the Cuauhtémoc Metrobús station (line 3).
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