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The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
|March 2025
At most exhibitions, you’re told not to touch the artworks.
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Well, the opposite is true with this interactive installation in Tokyo, Japan. These strange shapes, called ovoids, change colour depending on whether it’s day or night – they glow after sunset and release a soun
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