ROOM / 01
Vortex Tunnel
A rotating visual surround can make a stationary walkway feel unstable. Take it at your own pace and follow staff instructions.
Change your viewpoint. Discover rooms, installations and images that play with the way you see.




ROOM / 01
A rotating visual surround can make a stationary walkway feel unstable. Take it at your own pace and follow staff instructions.
ROOM / 02
Familiar ideas about level floors and upright bodies become unreliable. Look at the room from different positions to see the perspective effect.
ROOM / 03
Plan a pose, frame the scene and compare the result with what you saw in the room. The camera angle becomes part of the illusion.
INSTALLATION / 04
Mirrors turn a seat at the table into a gathering of your own reflections. Try changing your pose and notice how the scene repeats.
INSTALLATION / 05
An arrangement of objects changes how the size of a person appears. Compare the view from the intended viewpoint with a different angle.
IMAGES / 06
Look closely, then shift your viewpoint. These displays invite you to question depth, shape and what your eyes seem to tell you.
The museum confirms the Vortex Tunnel, Tilted Room and Reversed Room in its room guide. The advice below is our visitor guidance, not a published medical or admission rule.
For mobility questions and the museum contact, see visit planning.
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