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Welcome to an inter \/ intra – active experience during the exhibition Life Eternal,\u00a0an exhibition curated by the Nobel Prize Museum at Liljevalchs.<\/p>\n

Over the course of two days, we are pleased to arrange a special viewing of the artwork Eternal Return: The Memor (2019\u20132022), created by Lundahl & Seitl and ScanLAB Projects, where Virtual Reality can be defined as an ability rather than a form of technology.<\/p>\n

The memor is a guided interactive experience where the visitors depart on both a collective and an extremely personal journey. Participants will be using VR goggles, voice instructions, three-dimensional sound, synchronized movement and touch. Inside the 3D scanned environments, the visitor\u2019s own body is present as a ghost. An absent presence. The body which enables the experience of virtual space is a wetware repository of minerals, bacteria, and traces of energy systems. From Earth\u2019s deep past as unicellular cyanobacteria, through to its post-anthropocentric future, The Memor is a testimony of all living matters\u2019 close connection with geology: the surface of the earth stored within a lineage of objects, tools, and technological matters, inseparable from the human Umwelt.<\/p>\n

Eternal Return by Lundahl & Seitl and ScanLAB Projects is accompanied by The Memor, a speculative fiction text by Malin Zimm, as an expanded narrative framework.<\/p>\n

Introduction: 5 min\u202f<\/span>
\n<\/span>Interactive experience:\u202f 20 min<\/span>
\n<\/span>Outro: 5 min\u202f<\/span>
\n<\/span>Language: English\u202f<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

We recommend you <\/span>to arrive<\/span> in time and make time for a tour in the main exhibition Life Eternal before the museum closes at 20:00.<\/span><\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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To purchase tickets, see below<\/strong>. Purchased tickets are non-refundable.
\nMembers: 80 SEK (use discount code from member letter)
\nStandard ticket: 200 SEK
\nNobel Prize Museum membership<\/a> with ticket included*: 395 SEK
\nNobel Prize Museum membership<\/a> students\/seniors with ticket included*: 295 SEK<\/p>\n

The tickets also include entrance to the Nobel Prize Museum within 1 month.<\/p>\n

*If you purchase a membership you will be registered for Symphony of a Missing Room and a membership at Nobel Prize Museum. Your membership card will then be ready for pick up at Liljevalchs when you arrive.<\/p>\n

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Step 1: <\/strong>Choose date 25, 26 or 28 January
\nStep 2: <\/strong>Make ticket selection
\nStep 3: <\/strong>Choose time (1 person per time slot)<\/p>\n

25 January<\/h5>\n