Well, the latest to-do in New York City is simply amazing-- and free.
Welcome to The Museum of Feelings, the first museum that reacts to New Yorkers' emotions— and turns them into beautiful pieces of art.
As the Museum of Feelings' website states, "Is New York feeling exhilarated, calm, optimistic? The Museum’s exterior changes color to reflect the the mood of the city by scraping social media and other real-time data.
Each installation invites emotional interaction. Touch, feel, play, listen, imagine and breathe.
Step into the first kaleidoscope controlled by emotion. Float through the feeling of calm on a lavender cloud. Use your own biometric data to create a MoodLens—or unique emotional selfie—and match it with a perfect custom fragrance."
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How does this all happen in this museum? It's quite simple. Glade uses their fragrances to make you feel either optimistic, calm, exhilarated or carefree within the different rooms. Pretty wild, right?
via The Museum of Feelings
The Museum of Feelings is located at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan's Battery Park City. It's bordered by West Street, the Hudson River, Vesey Street and Liberty Street and runs through December 15th.
Intrigued? Check out more of their amazing details right here.
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