French philosopher Voltaire
once said that “illusion is the first of
all pleasures”—and one of its finest form is the trickery of our visual
sense. Bangkok’s 3D Art in Paradise does just that, through its artworks daubed
vividly on the walls and other installations conveying images of a different
realm.
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| Inception, you say? |
Instagrammable
images awaits visitors inside. From chilling inside an upside down room to
humming a Steppenwolf song while pretending to be enjoying a magic carpet ride
and many other else in between, one can come up with a fascinating set of
interactive photographs inside the 3D Art in Paradise museum.
Some paintings may appear
depicting an unassuming scene but once you move a few steps away and let your
imagination run wild, you can easily conjure a scene straight from a fantasy
book.
From swimming with the
sharks to being in the middle of a car crash to crossing a hanging bridge to
interacting with a bunch of wild animals and more, both the young ones and
adults will surely have a field day inside the 3D Art in Paradise museum. I
sure did—despite my initial apprehensions about not finding the place in tune
with my taste.
Art in Paradise is divided
into six zones featuring varying concepts such as the neoclassical period,
fantasy world, countryside, modern cities, underwater sanctuary and even
contemporary and classical art (Yeah,
insert yourself in the paintings of Van Gogh, Monet and Da Vinci). Art in
Paradise gifts every visitor a fun opportunity to display their creativeness in
blending in with the museum's inventive 3D artworks.
There are over 150
paintings displayed in the museum's 2,500 square meters of floor space divided
into two floors.
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Hours: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Address: 4th floor of Esplanade Shopping Mall,
Ratchadapisek Road, Din Daeng, Din Daeng, Bangkok
