Rain Room by Random International is a new installation at the Barbican in London (free until March 2013). Rain Room tracks visitors’ movements as they step into a precise, 100 square metre cuboid torrent of water and, somehow, remain dry. How exactly this is done is a mystery, despite Random’s list of the tools of its trade, including injection moulded tiles, solenoid valves, pressure regulators and 3D tracking cameras.
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Looks so cool! I wanna go.
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loved it, nice sharing
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This is amazing. Uzzy, where do they have it in London, at British Museum?
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Amazing. Barish ka maza wo bhi bagher bheege huwe
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amazing :D
id still try to outdo it and get wet :D
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At the Barbican Centre.
Barbican -Random International: Rain Room
Its on til March next year.
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Amazing. Barish ka maza wo bhi bagher bheege huwe
That's why it looks so cool.
amazing :D
id still try to outdo it and get wet :D
Same here, and I guess a lot of other people have the same idea.
The website says the admission queues can be 2 hours!
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Hmm..Sound Interesting and would like to visit that place, though I love to get wet in the rain. ^_^
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This is amazing.
But nothing compares with real rain.
