Leonora Carrington: Magic Labyrinth CDMX
Step into the world of Leonora Carrington in CDMX. Explore an immersive labyrinth where surrealism comes to life through monumental sculptures, art, and immersive spaces inspired by the artist.
Leonora Carrington painted labyrinths throughout her life. Not as decoration, but as a philosophical statement: only those who dare to get lost have the chance to find themselves. Laberinto Mágico brings that metaphor to life. The journey, lasting approximately 45 minutes, is built around the artist's original monumental sculptures, placed within mystical and immersive environments—sound, texture, light, aroma, and scale—which will allow you not only to contemplate them but to truly inhabit her world.
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FeverVenue
México D.F., Mexico
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Installation ArtStart date
April 22nd, 2026
End date
August 30th, 2026
Audience Role
Viewer.
Ages: All ages
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