Immersive exhibition "The Lost Garden" opened in the biocluster at VDNH

On October 2, the exhibition "The Lost Garden" opened in Pavilion No. 29 "Floriculture and Landscaping" of the biocluster at VDNH in Moscow, which will run until October 31. This was reported on the website of the Moscow City Hall on Thursday, October 2.

The exhibition was a joint project of the Timiryazev State Biological Museum and the HSE School of Design. The organizers explained that the pavilion has become an immersive space where the garden symbolizes the inner world of a person. Visitors are invited to go through several thematic zones, each of which reveals a separate aspect of this idea, the website writes. kp.ru .

The exhibition features ceramic sculptures — animal figures, abstract images of people and nature, symbolic compositions complemented by living plants. Some exhibits can be noticed only upon careful examination, writes "Moscow 24".

Alexandra Zakharova, the curator of the project, noted that the uniqueness of the exhibition lies in the use of scientific materials and biological motifs, which, in conjunction with art, make it possible to show a deeply personal interaction between man and nature, IA Regnum notes.

A separate element will be the digital project "Flower Horoscope": 366 images of flowers with a description of their meaning and connection with the character of people born on each day of the year, the Moscow City News Agency reports.

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