Decode @ the V&A
January 20th, 2010 | 
Author: Allergic to technology? The mention of Html leaves you blank-faced?
Try the Decode exhibition @ the V&A. Code lines transform into colourful works of art, recreating themselves constantly in elegant curves… waves reacting to visitors’ movements… You can even have a ghostly picture of yourself projected.
A fab place for kids, really. Many presentations are interactive – like this tree reacting to the wind blowing outside the museum and shedding its leaves of light on the floor – shuffle through them. The best one certainly is this canvass on which you can project splashes of colours just by making your hands dance… Highly enjoyable, whether you’re a two year old od a full grown maestro. Alternatively, play with the 3D model of a city or carress the LED reeds that will light up as you brush past them….
Modern but enchanting – @ £5.90, a lovely occasion to experiment electronic poetry. Ideal with kids. Especially as with this 2 for 1 offer until January 31!
You might as well stop for a cupcake too @ the Hummingbird bakery, close to the tube station. Or maybe you won’t be able to resist Ben’s cookies, with their melting chocolate chips… (just at the exit of the tube station)
Decode
V&A
Cromwell Road
London SW7 2RL
Until April 11, 2010
£5 / adult
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Ha! Ha ! Ha! C’est pour moi alors ! ça veut dire quoi htlm?
suite a ta description enthousiaste de cette expo, j’y ai envoyé une copine qui a bien aimé mais a regretté qu’un trop grand nombre de ces attractions interatives ne marchent deja plus…je pense quand meme aller y faire un tour a l occasion!
Nath: C’est l’un des langages principaux pour elaborer les sites web. Les explications ici: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertext_Markup_Language !
Celine: trop grande interactivite, peut-etre? Un trop grand succes? Tout marchait lors de mon passage. La copine a demande un refund?
Non elle n a pas demande de refund et etait quand meme ravie de l experience!