It’s like something straight from a Phillip K. Dick novel.
Lamp post trees that drop huge scented bubbles.
A.A. Murakami’s Silent Fall mimics trees shedding their leaves.
I’m a huge fan of experiential art. I loved the Sensorium exhibition at Tate Britain.
Book tickets and see the opening hours on the official website. Be quick, the exhibition ends 30th April!
Address: 6 Burlington Gardens, Piccadilly,
London, W1S 3ET (Google Maps)
If you’re looking for another art exhibition in London, I can recommend the Walk Through British Art at Tate Britain which is free!
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