illusion 3D Art Museum Kuala Lumpur Admission Ticket
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Illusion 3D Art Museum Kuala Lumpur located at Second Floor, Central Market Annexe, Kuala Lumpur opened to the public in 16th July 2015. This amazing museum offers more than 36 pieces of huge hand painted 3D paintings displayed in an art gallery of more than 6,400 square feet, that is filled with aged wood and rustic ambience, visitors can enjoy fun-filled and an amazing gallery that brings art to live through a vibrant showcase of paintings infused with cultural elements by a team of talented artists.
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Operated by: Asni Tours & Travel (iTours)
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Stop At: Illusion 3D Art Museum
What you can explore: All made possible when you enter Illusion 3D Art Museum by becoming a barber to Tunku Abdul Rahman or seeing Barack Obama scowl on the loo. Each piece references pop culture and scenes unique to the identity of Malaysia. The visitors could mimic rubber tapping, wait for an old cobbler to fix your shoes, fight with Darth Vader or tug a cheeky Mona Lisa’s foot. There are also some of the pieces have real-life props like bicycles, sewing machines and microphones. There are visual guides on how and where to pose nicely as the visitors would get their perspective and adjustments just right. Useful stickers on the floor help to guide the photographer on where he/she should be taking the photos. The visitors could enjoy the Augmented Reality 3D video content whereby every action of you before the huge LED screen is captured by auto-snap camera. You can scratch the belly of a seal or approach a few velociraptors as the scenes are in collaboration with the National Geographic Society. You never know if the 3D video contents appeared suddenly and the caught the photos of the lovely customers off-guard.
Stop At: Illusion 3D Art Museum
What you can explore: All made possible when you enter Illusion 3D Art Museum by becoming a barber to Tunku Abdul Rahman or seeing Barack Obama scowl on the loo. Each piece references pop culture and scenes unique to the identity of Malaysia. The visitors could mimic rubber tapping, wait for an old cobbler to fix your shoes, fight with Darth Vader or tug a cheeky Mona Lisa’s foot. There are also some of the pieces have real-life props like bicycles, sewing machines and microphones. There are visual guides on how and where to pose nicely as the visitors would get their perspective and adjustments just right. Useful stickers on the floor help to guide the photographer on where he/she should be taking the photos. The visitors could enjoy the Augmented Reality 3D video content whereby every action of you before the huge LED screen is captured by auto-snap camera. You can scratch the belly of a seal or approach a few velociraptors as the scenes are in collaboration with the National Geographic Society. You never know if the 3D video contents appeared suddenly and the caught the photos of the lovely customers off-guard.
