Imagination meets science and art in 'The Trinket Shop' exhibition


This exhibition explores human-tech relationships by featuring 11 light ‘creatures’ that were born from the collision of art and science. Photo: Handout

With a name like "The Mage Trials – Kokidi Kodiki Kod" lockdown camp, one would surely expect fantastical and wonderful things to emerge from this gathering.

Just how magical is this really? Why not head over to The Back Room in Kuala Lumpur to decide for yourself.

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