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In an age dominated by screens and constant visual stimulation, some museums are daring to ask a radical question: what if seeing isn’t believing? Across the world, curators and designers are creating multisensory labyrinths, immersive environments that challenge perception and invite visitors to navigate culture through touch, sound, scent, and intuition. These spaces dissolve the boundaries between art, architecture, and the body, transforming museums into sites of explorat

In the past, museum visitors who were blind or visually impaired often had to experience collections from a distance relying on sparse...

Art has long been a visual medium, but the museum of the future is multi-sensory. As cultural institutions reimagine how we experience...