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Researcher’s Blackboard
The equations of superstring theory inscribed on this blackboard represent the “equations that govern the universe,” connecting Einstein’s theory of relativity with quantum mechanics. At the center of the circle that links the universe and the quantum, we stand—pondering what it means to be alive. This blackboard, which marks both the end and the beginning of the “entangle moment”, may serve as an entry point into that very question.
A City Composed of Optical Illusions｜Reflecting on the Exhibition Experience
Optical Illusion Block Project
Tomoko Ohtani + Kazushi Maruya + Yuko Higaki + Sayumi Higo + Mieko Nakamura + Yuko Isogaya
2025
In this corner, visitors are invited to share their experience of the exhibition by arranging optical illusion blocks. Recreate a memorable scene and place it on the venue map to see it from a new perspective.
Production Cooperation: Yutaro KAWADA
Cooperation: Nakagawa Chemical Co., Ltd., Art Media Center, Tokyo University of the Arts Department of Arts and Sciences, Faculty of Fine Arts, Osaka University of Art, Communication Science Laboratories, NTT, inc, National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology (QST)
Message from CERN to This Exhibition
A message to this exhibition has been received from the Arts at CERN / European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) located near Geneva, Switzerland. Please visit and see it also at the venue.
When Art Meets Science ―Arts at CERN is,
the arts program of CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Geneva. It fosters dialogue between artists and scientists, connecting the international cultural community through science and research. Since 2012, over 250 artists have experienced how fundamental science addresses the unresolved questions about our universe, engaging with over 1,000 scientists from CERN and other laboratories.
― Ars at CERN, from Art Electronica website
