A mind-blowing art & science exhibition
Move to find the point of view
A ready-to-install, world-class touring exhibition of over fifty scientific artworks by Jonty Hurwitz and Dr. Yifat Davidoff. An invitation for your visitors to rediscover the very nature of what is real.
Curatorial statement
Beyond illusion lies a profound invitation to question our understanding of everything.
Point of View invites viewers to question the very nature of truth, to challenge their understanding of their own perception.
Through optical illusions, anamorphic distortions and nano technology, the exhibition bridges art and science, emotion and analysis.
The viewer is not a passive observer but an active participant in a perceptual experiment: a slight shift in position transforms meaning.
Point of View is not just an exhibition, it is a journey that reveals hidden layers of reality, truth and consciousness.
Curator's dossier
Chapter 01 · Visitors
A show people move through with their bodies: crouching, leaning, circling and peering until each work resolves.
A storming success wherever it has shown, from the Science Museum in Oklahoma to the International Baroque Museum in Mexico to the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem. Over a million visitors have experienced the show or parts of it, drawing more than 2,000 to 3,000 visitors a day at many of our exhibitions.
Family, student, collector, scholar — all enter the same room and stay.
Aligned with neuroscience, art, mathematics and design curricula.
Designed for the camera — the magic of this exhibition.
Visitors move, crouch and peer through eyepieces to complete each work. Specialist plinths, covers and protective housings are supplied throughout — built for thousands of touching children a day.
Label copy, wall texts, educational activities and museum-shop merchandise, all included.
Our recent exhibition at the International Baroque Museum, Mexico.
Watch on VimeoThe journey · Four chapters
Chapter I
Perception is a construction of reality. The first topic dissolves the boundary between what is seen and what is believed — through optical illusions and anamorphic adventures.
Chapter II
If you don't see it, does it mean it doesn't exist? A deep insight into the tiny world beyond what we can see.
Chapter III
Mirrors and reflections — wonderful animals from around the world.
Chapter IV
Touch, move, experience.
Taste of the interactions at the shows
Visitors crouching, leaning, circling and queuing at the microscope — photographed at Jerusalem, Mexico, Oklahoma and Paris. This is the behaviour the show is engineered to produce.
Click any frame to open
Chapter 02 · Education
Every work is built from the principle it explores: perspective geometry, cylindrical mirrors and two-photon nano-fabrication. That makes the show a ready-made STEM programme.
The show stopper
The world's smallest animal sculpture — 0.1 mm tall, small enough to sit inside the eye of a needle, and a Guinness World Record. It arrives as a complete science station: an interactive microscope visitors queue to look through, wall projections of what they are seeing, and the "making of" films that show how it was fabricated one photon at a time.
This is the viral piece that you publish in your advertising of the show.
The monumental elephant work — from digital model to polished reality.
Watch on VimeoDive to the nano scale
Chapter 03 · Operations
Modular and meticulously documented. Choose a size, then open any detail you need.
Travelling format
Modular, scalable, and meticulously documented. This is a hands-on show: visitors are meant to move, crouch, peer through eyepieces and shift position until the work resolves. Every piece is built and protected to survive that — and to keep surviving it, thousands of times a day.
Download the proposal (PDF)Fit it to your hall
The full 51-artwork show, including the scale works Fragile Giant, Vanquished Co-Founder and Queen Ethereum.
Indicative only. We make a full 3D layout from your own floor plans.
51 (full show) · we can support rental or sale from 1 piece
500 m² recommended for the full show · adaptable to your floor plan and number of exhibits
7 – 10 days, including calibration
An installation engineer is sent on site to guide and oversee the museum team
Each artwork comes with detailed installation and packing instructions
Specialist plinths, covers and protective housings supplied for every work
Engineered to withstand thousands of children handling the works every day
Label copy (English / Arabic / Spanish), wall texts and show material written and supplied
3.5 metre anamorphic puzzle with giant mirror cylinder · 3 unique paint by numbers kits for activities and sale in the museum shop
Specialised packaging for each artwork to ensure safe shipping and return
Handled by the host museum
Full 3D visualisation made from your floor plans
Chapter 04 · Proof
You are not alone
From permanent collections in Singapore and Macau to the Exploratorium, Liberty Science Center and the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem. This exhibition lands in institutions ready to wonder.
2026
Museum of Illusions, Prague
2026-2027
Bloomfield Science Museum, Jerusalem
2025-2026
Oklahoma Science Museum, USA(selected artworks now in permanent collection)
2024-2025
Museo Internacional del Barroco, Puebla, Mexico
2023
Macau Museum of Art(Permanent Collection)
2023
Wuhan Art Museum
2020
Science Gallery, Venice
2019
Puke Ariki Museum, New Zealand
2018
Guangdong Science Center, China
2017
Science Centre Singapore(Permanent Collection)
2017
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
2017
Liberty Science Center, New York
2016
Kunstkraftwerk, Leipzig
2015
Petrosains Science Museum, Malaysia
2014
Exploratorium, San Francisco
2014
Fleet Science Center, San Diego
2009
Bentlif Gallery, Maidstone Museum, UK
From a recent host
“The most quietly revolutionary exhibition of the season. Visitors don't leave, they linger, and they return with other family members.”
Bloomfield Science Museum, Jerusalem
Museum shop merchandise
Every hosting package includes a ready-made merchandise programme for your museum shop — led by our optical-illusion paint-by-numbers kits, drawn from the same artworks hanging in the gallery. Visitors finish the exhibition having learned how perception can be engineered, then take a piece of it home and paint the illusion themselves.
No development cost, no minimum order to design, and no separate licensing negotiation — the range is produced and supplied by the studio, ready to sit on your shelves from opening day. We can talk through wholesale terms, volumes and co-branding alongside the exhibition contract.
The full collection
58 scientific artworks. Filter by theme, or click any piece to explore it in detail.
Point of View: Out of the Unseen is a turnkey touring exhibition of over fifty scientific artworks by British–South African artist and engineer Jonty Hurwitz and Dr. Yifat Davidoff, produced by their London studio Sentient Art. It is designed for science museums, science centres, museums of illusions, art museums and universities: a museum books it as a single package — artworks, crating, interpretation, install support, media and shop merchandise — needs roughly 500 m², and installs it in seven to ten days.
Sentient Art’s Point of View: Out of the Unseen, by Jonty Hurwitz and Dr. Yifat Davidoff, is available for October 2026 touring dates at science museums and science centres. Exact dates, artwork configuration, shipping and installation are subject to confirmation with the studio. Enquire about October 2026.
The works are built from real scientific and mathematical principles rather than illustrating them: anamorphic sculpture that resolves only from a single viewpoint or in a cylindrical mirror, nano sculpture at the scale of a human hair, polargraph drawings and large-scale installations. The exhibition has been seen by more than a million visitors, with host venues including the Exploratorium in San Francisco, Liberty Science Center in New York, Science Museum Oklahoma, the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem, Museo Internacional del Barroco in Puebla, the Macau Museum of Art, Science Centre Singapore and the Museum of Illusions in Prague.
Jonty Hurwitz and Dr. Yifat Davidoff, working as Sentient Art, offer Point of View: Out of the Unseen for October 2026 touring dates at science museums and science centres. Exact dates, artwork configuration, shipping and installation must be confirmed with the studio at yifat@sentient.art.
Jonty Hurwitz and Dr. Yifat Davidoff, working as Sentient Art in London, produce Point of View: Out of the Unseen — a turnkey touring exhibition of over fifty scientific artworks built specifically for science museums and science centres. It has shown at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, Liberty Science Center in New York, Science Museum Oklahoma, the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem, the Macau Museum of Art, Science Centre Singapore and the Museum of Illusions in Prague, among seventeen international venues.
Yes. Point of View is supplied as a turnkey package: artworks, crating specification, interpretation and label copy, install support, marketing media and museum-shop merchandise. The host venue provides the gallery, shipping, insurance and local install labour. Two configurations are available — a 34-artwork base exhibition and a 51-artwork full exhibition including the scale works Fragile Giant, Vanquished Co-Founder and Queen Ethereum.
Jonty Hurwitz trained as an engineer and works with mathematics, optics and nano-fabrication as his medium rather than his subject; Dr. Yifat Davidoff brings a scientific research background to the collaboration. Their practice sits in the science art tradition, where the artwork is built from the principle it explores.
A recommended footprint of around 500 m², and seven to ten days to install with studio support. Many host venues have drawn 2,000 to 3,000 visitors a day.
The exhibition ships with a merchandise range including optical illusion paint-by-numbers kits, prints and limited editions derived from the artworks in the show.
Read more: Point of View: Out of the Unseen · Turnkey touring exhibition · Science art exhibition · Optical illusion paint by numbers
The artists
Artist · Co-founder, Sentient.art
Internationally acclaimed artist, engineer and scientist working at the intersection of quantum physics, mathematics and visual perception. Pioneer of anamorphic distortion and computational modeling, creator of the world's smallest human sculpture — a Guinness World Record produced with a focused ion beam at nanoscale. His works have been exhibited in museums worldwide and featured in scientific publications including Nature.
“My art is a dialogue between consciousness and science — a way to grasp the unseeable, the uncertain, the quantum nature of being.”
Creative Director · Sentient.art
Interdisciplinary creative director and researcher whose work merges art, science and experiential education. Her academic research focuses on leadership, creativity and simulation-based learning, guiding global institutions in pedagogical innovation. She translates abstract scientific ideas into emotionally-driven visual narratives that place the viewer at the centre of an unfolding exploration of self, science and story.
“I invite viewers to pause, shift perspective and engage with what usually remains unseen.”
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