Centered on physical interaction, the works presented offer an escape into a universe of freedom never before imagined. Play, touch and feel your way through atmospheres with hypnotic visual effects, moving from light, colorful worlds exemplified by artists like Michael Shaw and his aerial installation entitled Lava Lamp, Sasha Frolova and her intoxicating kaleidoscopic fountain, Rub Kandy and his zany tribe of GINJOS, Camilla Falsini and her original colorful graphic creations, and artist Cyril Lancelin with his monumental, immersive and luminous labyrinth, to heavier, darker atmospheres such as the work of artists like Tadao Cern and his series of minimalist sculptures entitled BB, or artist SpY and his obscure, moving inflatable creature. A journey built like an expedition full of contrasts, creating surprise and instilling a genuine desire for discovery.

Celebrity Cruises unveiled most of the dining options on the upcoming Celebrity Edge, including one in which a small, animated chef appears on the diner's tabletop.
The ship's culinary lineup was revealed at an evening event at Pier 36 in New York, about nine months ahead of the Edge's expected arrival in November.
In all, the Edge will offer 29 restaurants, cafes and bars -- including four main dining restaurants, Suite and AquaClass restaurants that are reserved for guests in those accommodations, seven new specialty restaurants, and 11 bars and lounges.