Seismique, a 40,000-square-foot art-fueled experiential museum, opened in west Houston in late December. The 40-plus unique exhibits overflowing with dazzling displays of light generated by 9 million LEDs, color, sound, and natural elements are designed to capture the attention of a broad range of audiences.
The first-to-market arts and entertainment space features works from over two dozen established and emerging artists – many of whom are Texas-based – along with advanced technological elements like projection mapping, holograms, augmented reality, light mapping, motion tracking, gamification, and more.
Though visitors will see and experience multiple art forms in a playful setting, each of Seismique’s installations shares the common denominator of being a dynamic expression of visual art brought to life by a bevy of serious artists. “I am really looking forward to seeing the expressions on peoples’ faces when they experience Seismique for the first time; I liken it to the equivalent of walking through a portal and into an alternative universe that is a feast for the senses,” said Seismique creator Steve Kopelman, a seasoned veteran of the immersive experience and escape game industries. seismique.com