A visitor to the 'House of the Eternal Return' or in English 'House of Eternal Return', is more than just a passive viewer in the spectacular immersive art that unfolds through the exploration of this abandoned bowling alley, where the interactivity of the 21st century immerses you. Created by a 150-member artist collective called the Wolf's Meow (Meow Wolf), the cultural experience resides in the abandoned bowling alley in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It has 70 different spacesa games room with 14 games, four tree houses, and a system of interactive caves.
The premise of the 'House of Eternal Return' (House of Eternal Return) is that something has happened inside a house in the Victorian age, and what was once has dissolved with time and space. The Selig family an artist, her inventor husband and their young son are the fictitious inhabitants of the house, and visitors to this company can discover secret passageways and fantastic places. Each seemingly small room plays on the larger, non-linear narrative. The mission is to find out what happened to the Seligs.
Nothing is off limits to the Selig house. Each person can choose their own path through the 20,000 square foot space (1.858 square meters), and they are invited to walk, climb, crawl, and play with whatever facilities they like. The visitor interacts with things like neon trees and giant illuminated creatures, all to reconstruct the history of the Selig.
General admission to visit 'House of Eternal Return' (House of Eternal Return), it's $ 15 for New Mexico residents and $ 18 for out-of-state visitors. Here is a image gallery.
Source [meowwolf]