Do you find chemistry complicated—or fascinating? At SPARKOH!, it becomes an immersive game for the whole family!
Discover The Elements Odyssey, an interactive digital installation where the famous Periodic Table of Elements is transformed into a giant playground. Forget the classroom: here, learning means… jumping!
Your mission? Break down everyday objects into their chemical elements and complete Mendeleev’s Periodic Table while having fun.
An Immersive Experience
Hunt for chemical elements
Which chemical elements make up a soda can, a car or even the human body? Everything around us is made from the elements found in this iconic table. Can you find the missing ones?
Challenges
Complete the Periodic Table by identifying the missing elements. Looking for Helium? Jump on the balloon!
Searching for Fluorine? Jump on the toothpaste! Learning chemistry has never been so active and entertaining.
©Picture by Arthurs H.
Interactive Installation
Journey through the elements
Created in collaboration with the Mons-based company Hovertone to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Mendeleev’s Periodic Table, this installation is anything but static.
Our goal? To spark curiosity, inspire wonder and help visitors discover that chemistry can be exciting, accessible and fun. Come and explore how the entire Universe is built from a finite number of elements—and discover that science is a game waiting to be played!
Good to Know
Inspired by futuristic submarine control panels, this immersive space combines video-mapping technology with floor sensors that transform your feet into controllers. The floor becomes a giant interactive touchscreen!
©Pictures by SPARKOH! – Arthurs H.
This installation is a project developed by SPARKOH! and essenscia Wallonie, with financial support from Co-valent, the training fund for the chemical and life sciences industries.
The Chemistry Adventure Continues
Want to explore chemistry even further?
Continue your journey in our Chemistry & Life Sciences Lab’Expo, or take part in one of our guided workshops offered during school holidays and school visits.
