The Perot Museum of Nature and Science updated its Lyda Hill Gems and Minerals Hall, and Groove Jones was asked to help. The hall now includes 37 cases, with four new highlighted signature displays, including The Eyes of Africa, a giant fluorite from Namibia, and birthstones representing each month. Groove Jones was asked to create a new video and motion graphic projection-mapped within the hall.
Your eyes will be amazed by Earth’s original rock stars as they glisten, glimmer, and glow within the Hall. Explore both the practical and beautiful aspects of these complex structures that serve as the building blocks of our planet. High-definition videos, digital puzzles and touchable specimens will help you discover the astounding variety of colors, shapes and configurations of minerals found across the globe.
Behind the Scenes Video of the Production
The Museum’s Gems and Minerals Center of Excellence, a new strategic focus led by Kimberly Vagner, aims to elevate the Perot Museum into the international spotlight of the gems and minerals community.
