Space & Time Cube+, the first immersive art museum in the Philippines. Anna Cerezo, ABS-CBN News

MANILA -- Space & Time Cube+, the Philippines' first-ever immersive art exhibit, has opened its doors, offering an exciting new adventure with 20 themed attractions and sensory games, each designed to “captivate and inspire” individuals across generations. 

“Growing up in the Philippines, I realized we love to gather, we love to enjoy life. but there is lack of entertainment here. Having friends from China, we decided to bring in this concept. We have a fully immersive art museum for everyone to enjoy… We want to be very inclusive, there is something Gen Z, Families, kids, millenials,” CEO Nikka Kelly Chang said on Thursday afternoon. 

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Mall goers  who step into the  groundbreaking museum located in Pasay City are treated to a fully immersive art journey that allows them to experience the metaverse in the real-world. 

Several visitors shared they are thrilled  the physical installations that showcase cutting-edge technology are now available in the country. 

“The fusion of art and technology is a really exciting concept. The closest experience I had was in Japan, I am so happy we have one in Manila. We don’t have to go out of the country,” Russel explained. 

“It is so exciting. And it really is a beautiful exhibit. I have never been to other places like this,” Kaizer added. 

More than just taking Instagrammable photos, the immersive attractions such as the Space and Time Tunnel, Wandering Planets, Holographic Glasshouse, Crystal Matrix, among others, also lets customers create unforgettable memories together. 

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“It is a fun bonding experience for my son. Apart from being entertaining he is also learning. I really make it a priority to spend time with him, places like this are great opportunities,” Nora said. 

According to Chang, Filipinos can expect more exciting installations in the months to come.

“We have scheduled seasonal changes for content materials we produced. We will continuously improve,” she said.