Reflections
June 19-September 20, 2009

What’s new this summer? You — at the Exploratorium. Reflections lets you look at your
own image as you've never seen it before. Reflections is an exhibition combining new art
installations by New York-based artist Daniel Rozin -- interactive works that highlight
Rozin’s provocative take on self-examination -- as well as re-imagined exhibits and
Exploratorium classics. See your reflection with imagery of your skeleton, blood flow,
and beating heart superimposed. Multiply your visage into hundreds of kaleidoscopic
views, use computers and curved mirrors to distort your appearance, experiment with
your own face under different wavelengths of light — and play with perspective to
capture aspects of yourself you’ve rarely witnessed. While you’re at it, explore the
scientific and cultural history of mirrors — one of humankind’s most influential and
intimate technologies — through activities and special events in conjunction with the
exhibition. Reflections is included in the price of admission to the Exploratorium.

Go to: http://press.exploratorium.edu/reflections-june-2009/