Safari: Journey to the Robot Wildlife Reserve
The unique interactive project invites guests to immerse themselves in the world of handmade mechanical animals with exposed internal mechanisms. Visitors will be able to observe the process of creating robots and enjoy synchronized light and sound. Additionally, a paid creative workshop is offered for children from primary school grades.
The unique interactive project invites guests to immerse themselves in the world of handmade mechanical animals with exposed internal mechanisms. Visitors will be able to observe the process of creating robots and enjoy synchronized light and sound. Additionally, a paid creative workshop is offered for children from primary school grades.
After thousands of visitors have already fallen in love, the unique project by creator Amit Darori continues for its second season at the Interdisciplinary Center (Talpiot, Jerusalem). Come meet up close dozens of handmade animal robots, meticulously crafted over thousands of hours.
The real magic? Everything is revealed!
The operating mechanisms of the animals are exposed to your eyes: the motors are the muscles, the controllers are the brain, and the wires are the nervous system. An experience where traditional craftsmanship meets technology, wrapped in programmed lighting and sound that will take you to a mysterious universe where nature and machine become one.
And after the tour? A creation workshop for children!
Let the children's imagination run wild in a workshop (approx. 45 minutes) where they will create their own mechanical animals! The creations will be photographed and featured in the Safari’s Instagram gallery, after which the materials will be recycled. An experience of creation and immense satisfaction! (Participation in the workshop requires purchasing a separate ticket on-site. Free entry for accompanying parents).
Don't miss the most special journey you will embark on this year!
- The project is presented as part of "Seder Culture," funded by the Mendel Foundation and managed by the Jerusalem Foundation.
For more details and to purchase tickets, click here.
Accessibility contact: Lea Stura, Phone: 052-623-5550
General contact: Noa, Phone: 052-623-5550 / 052-623-5550, Email: [email protected]
