Second Nature by Superblue at NMACC

Embark on a mesmerising multimedia art voyage at "Second Nature by Superblue at NMACC," a groundbreaking experiential exhibition hosted at the Art House within the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai. Running from July 28, 2026, to January 10, 2027, this world-class international showcase marks the official Asian debut of the pioneering platform Superblue. Priced from an accessible ₹100 onwards, the exhibition takes all age groups through nine multi-sensory, interactive installations that explore how digital innovation shapes human connection with nature.

Step inside a breathtaking ecosystem where fine art, environmental reflection, and digital intelligence seamlessly collide with the premiere exhibition "Second Nature by Superblue at NMACC," taking over the Art House in Mumbai. Running for an extensive season from July 28, 2026, through January 10, 2027, this landmark group exhibition is curated by the distinguished duo Mollie Dent-Brocklehurst and Margot Mottaz. Co-presented by global experiential platform Superblue and the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, the showcase marks the very first time all five featured international artists are displaying their physical pieces in India, with multiple installations explicitly customised for local Mumbai audiences.

Spanning across all four floors of the modern gallery space, the production functions as a deeply interactive, multi-sensory journey that transforms static gallery observers into active physical participants. The comprehensive lineup features nine separate installations conceptualised by leading global collectives and design masters, including teamLab, Random International, Es Devlin, A.A. Murakami, and Simon Heijdens. The core philosophy of the exhibition draws its inspiration from the evolutionary concept of "second nature"—investigating human behaviours that transform into absolute instincts over time, as well as ecological structures reshaped by modern tech. By using everyday consumer tech to spin dreamlike, poetic environments, the artists challenge viewers to contemplate what we gain and what we lose as the virtual realm blends entirely into our tactile lives.

Welcoming all age groups to witness this digital revolution, the venue offers exceptionally flexible ticketing, including completely free entry for children under the age of 7 with online registration. Standard general entry ticket tiers start at a highly reasonable baseline of just ₹100 onwards, with premium combo ticket upgrades beginning from ₹350 that grant special access to the legendary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s iconic Infinity Room installation on site. It stands out as an unmissable weekend or afternoon destination for tech professionals, local design students, architecture buffs, and families eager to experience the absolute cutting edge of global fine art in the heart of Mumbai's bustling business district.