The “Marubi” National Museum of Photography is organizing “Kinoscope,” an interactive educational activity in virtual reality (VR) that invites participants to explore the connection between photography, motion, and visual perception.

Through this immersive experience, participants will discover how static images create the illusion of movement, revealing the core principles behind the birth of cinema and the evolution of audiovisual art. Furthermore, the event scheduled for tomorrow aims to blend photographic history with cutting-edge technology, offering an innovative way to experience and interpret visual media.

Additionally, the program features digital games from the Micro-Folie platform, making cultural and artistic exploration even more engaging and interactive for attendees.

The educational team from the “Marubi” National Museum of Photography will guide participants throughout the entire event at Kub France Shkodra. Moreover, “Kinoscope” remains free of charge and open to children over 10 years old, hosting up to 10 participants with no prior experience required. Consequently, “Marubi” invites everyone curious to explore the world of imagery through technology and creativity to join this unique session.

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