Opening from July 22, Tyama: A Deeper Sense of Knowing welcomes visitors to discover six unique digital environments that reimagine our connection to the physical world and redefine the typical museum experience.
Dive into an immersive experience like no other, exploring vibrant, 360-degree multimedia projections, interactive light and soundscapes, and objects from the Museum’s collection.
Including First Nation’s stories inspired by a knowledge of the environment, the exhibit is grounded in traditional educational practices and appreciation for the land. Named Tyama (Chah-muh), which is the Keerray Woorroong language verb ‘to know’, the exhibit reflects a space for not just understanding with our minds, but understanding with our whole being.
The project, developed in collaboration with Keerray Woorroong citizens Yoolongteeyt Dr Vicki Couzens and Yaraan Bundle, coveys the strong bond between land, language and culture through a nocturnal journey through Victoria’s vibrant natural spaces.
Awaken your connection to traditional cultural lands and explore Tyama, where technology and natural history converge.