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Quantum Safari Game – Expo

Discover the secrets of the quantum world!

Quantum Safari - coexist — © Emergence Delft

Quantum Safari is an exhibition of six interactive installations that introduces visitors to quantum physics and shows what quantum means for our rapidly developing technological future. Created by Next Nature and Quantum Delta.

Quantum Made Tangible

With rapid developments in quantum physics and quantum computing, a future with technologies based on these principles seems more likely every day, promising both risk and opportunity for tomorrow. But what is ‘quantum’ actually? Join the Quantum Safari: a journey for all ages and backgrounds through an exhibition made up of six different interactive installations that make the invisible tangible and bring science, art, and wonder together in a playful way. From particle to application, quantum is not sci‑fi, but a next nature.

Quantum Concepts & Escape Room

The exhibition connects to the Quantum Escape Room, where visitors work together to stabilise a futuristic quantum computer before a critical calculation fails. Quantum Safari expands this world with installations that explore four core concepts of quantum physics: superposition, entanglement, interference, and measurement.

Interactive Installations

Visitors follow a timeline of one hundred years of quantum history and engage with six interactive installations. They play Quantum TiqTaqToe and Quantum Cheqqers, program a quantum computer in Quantum Puzzle, explore wave patterns in Quantum Resonance, bring particles to life in Quantum Jungle, and experience superposition through polarized light in Coexist.

About Quantum Delta & Next Nature Museum

Stichting Next Nature Network is an organisation that explores different futures on the intersection of nature, technology, probable, possible and fantasy. The future is made together, and in collaboration with Quantum Delta, a public-private foundation in the field of Quantum Technology, we explore the possibilities to stimulate engagement and understanding of this field through interactive installations.
Quantum Safari - jungle — © Robin Baumgarten
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