Bucharest’s MINA museum debuts immersive show about nature and conservation
<p>MINA, the Museum of Immersive New Art in Bucharest, debuts a new multimedia show this week, on December 5. Named <i>Pădurea Magică/The Magic Forest</i>, the production combines cutting-edge technology with an educational story about nature and protecting the environment.</p>

<p>The new show uses 360° digital projections, ambient soundscapes, and memorable characters to inspire audiences to appreciate the magic and fragility of nature.</p>

<p>The story follows Lia, a brave bee, and her friends Gruia, a wise asprete fish, and Zmeul, a gentle giant, as they explore the wonders of a magical forest.</p>

<p>Along the way, they teach viewers about the importance of biodiversity, endangered species like the asprete, and the vital role of pollinators in maintaining ecological balance.</p>

<p>"This production represents another important step for us in redefining immersive art as a means of education and entertainment. It is an invitation to explore not only a captivating story but also to reflect on our role in environmental conservation. We hope that The Magic Forest will inspire curiosity, empathy, and the desire to contribute to a greener future," said the MINA Studios creative team.</p>

<p>The 20-minute show will run for six months.</p>

<p>Tickets cost RON 30 and are available on the museum's official website.</p>

<p><i>irina.marica@romania-insider.com</i></p>

<p><i>(Photo source: MINA)</i></p>