An interactive exhibition titled “Infinite Development with Eternal Values” has opened at Gostiny Dvor in Moscow, offering visitors an immersive experience exploring love, health, knowledge, and technology. The exhibition, which runs until September 14, invites guests to actively engage with the displays, encouraging them to think, feel, and learn.

The exhibition aims to promote positivity and highlight how individual efforts contribute to Moscow’s development. Visitors are greeted by the “Windows of Endless Opportunities,” symbolizing personal growth and overcoming obstacles to build a career, family, and improve health.

The exhibition is designed to immerse visitors in a philosophical mood, featuring shimmering screens, blue light, and giant artificial flowers. Each zone is built as a living space, allowing visitors to touch, listen to, and create with the exhibits.

The “Knowledge” sector focuses on lifelong learning, refuting the traditional “study – work – retire” paradigm. Visitors can explore programs like “Moscow Longevity” and take a test for meta-skills to identify their strengths and areas for improvement.

The health zone addresses the dangers of unhealthy lifestyles and the importance of sleep. The “Conductor of Hormones” interactive zone allows visitors to listen to the “symphony” of their own hormones, while the “Museum of the Human Body” offers a journey through the body’s organs.

The technology zone showcases futurism and innovation, with contributions from Moscow college students. Visitors can explore a 3D model of an embryo, a simulation of a surgical intervention, and a modern intensive care unit, as well as architectural models of medical institutions in Moscow.

The romantic zone features a tree made of scarlet hearts with messages of love and the “Neural Forest” installation, which illustrates the biochemical mechanisms of love. A room of emotional intelligence allows visitors to recognize and express feelings.

The exhibition provides opportunities for reflection and encourages visitors to consider their relationship with the city and their own personal development. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 10 pm.