Mission
The exhibition displays fundamental principles of human visual perception.
Optical illusions and other examples of inaccuracies and limited capability of human vision are extremely poignant in this respect. The visitors will realize how human perception is tuned to a familiar, conventional form of the world, and thus easy gullible in contact with unusual, intentionally altered form. The visitors may see non-existent stimuli, friends transforming into giants and dwarfs, still images appearing to move, or distorting perspective. All this experience is intended to convey an understanding of how our mind actively participates in learning about the world around us.
The authors believe that the exhibition will be both entertaining and arousing curiosity and desire to learn about the mysteries of the human mind.
Arrangement
The rooms are divided based on their central topic:
Optical illusions
Click on the image or headline to get more information including short explanation of the optical illusion.
ILLUSORIUM: WHAT OPTICAL ILLUSIONS SHOW US ABOUT THE HUMAN MIND
PHOTOGALLERY
Look over a collection of photographs from the exhibition.
The visitors are encouraged to take photographs of the exhibits. If you took interesting photographs, do not hesitate to send them to info@klamarium.cz. The best ones will be displayed on the website.
Guided tour
Links
Explora Frankfurt (Germany)
Turm der Sinne Nürnberg (Germany)
Barn Leinroden (Germany)
Technorama Winterthur (Swiss)
Camera Obscura Edinburgh (the Great Britain)
The Puzzling Place Keswick (the Great Britain)
Exploratorium San Francisco (USA)
Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem (Izrael)
Puzzling World Wanaka (New Zealand)