The “Body Worlds” exhibitions in the 1909s and “Bodies” in the 2000s opened a massive door to the human body and its components. Now, “Human Universe” aims to do the same, using technology to provide an immersive experience inside the organism, combining entertainment, dissemination and spectacle.

The exhibition is produced by Seed of Memory, a company based in Seville, and will open on September 11 at Espacio Delicias, in Madrid. It is presented as a “pioneering experience” and promises to bring users closer to the “human body inside like never seen before”thanks to”an ambitious physical and virtual immersion“.

“Human Universe-The Experience” will be deployed in more than 1,000 square meters distributed in six rooms and will use 3D images, virtual reality vision glasses, mapping, animation and interaction elements to recreate the interior of the human body with hyperrealism. As explained by the organization, the intention is to emulate the journey that the characters in films and series such as “Amazing Journey” (1966) or “Once upon a time the human body” (1987) took through the body.

The exhibition is designed for all types of audiences and will last approximately 70 minutes. Its journey combines science, art and technology to reflect what it would be like to travel inside the human body, navigate arteries, contemplate the functioning of the brain from within, or learn about the processes of the immune system.

Those responsible for the project assure in a statement that the exhibition has sought scientific rigor, provided by the multidisciplinary team of Seed of Memory. As they explain, it is made up of professionals specialized in hyper-realistic 3D recreation of the human body and the development of technologies applied to health sciences. Its capabilities are combined with those of Womack Communication Group, which specializes in the production of cultural events, international festivals and large-format institutional projects.

The result promises to be an interactive journey to explore the organism in a visual, exciting and understandable way. In this sense, as explained in the statement, during the tour visitors will alternate moments for contemplation with others in which they will be able to interact with screens and other devices, or test their knowledge through interactive activities.

The exhibition begins its journey in Madrid and hopes to bring its experience to various cities in Spain from then on, as well as to other countries. The pre-sale phase of tickets has already begun, and the official sale will begin on June 8.