“mirrors” it is an imaginative way of implying that reality can be observed from different perspectives. The mirrors are the museographic object through which, fully interactive, the important role they play in different areas of science is evident, of culture and life in general. In the commented visit we will be able to experiment with some of the most surprising effects of flat mirrors, crows or kaleidoscopic. Questions like the one that marks the narrative of the exhibition will be raised: Reality is what a mirror reflects?, where is the reality, inside or outside the mirror?, and if we can see something… that makes it more real? Uniting science, philosophy i art, we will address the secrets of the morphology of mirrors and the laws that govern the optical phenomenon known as light reflection.
