Sun. An interactive exhibition about our star, Cadro

What does a star 150 million kilometers away have to do with our dinner table, an alarm clock, and a wardrobe full of colorful shirts? To find the answer, we will need to explore the exhibition spaces and actively engage ourselves. In doing so, we can see ourselves in a different light and discover that the Sun touches our lives even when we least expect it.

Since its existence, humankind has looked to the Sun, wondering about its movements and nature. Before it became an object of study, the Sun was a deity central to many cultures, and even today, it is a star that marks the passage of time, illuminates us, warms us, and makes life possible. For these reasons, our star is closely tied to us, to our history, and to the science that seeks to unravel its mysteries.

In this exhibition, we will try to race at the speed of light and lift the Sun, we will draw, pedal, and send radio messages. By exploring the immersive spaces, we will reflect on the importance of the Sun in our daily lives.

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