In April,
offered a multimedia performance that combined music, science and
visual art. Titled 鈥淭he Warped Side of the Universe鈥� and held at the ,
the event featured work from composer Hans Zimmer, astrophysicist Kip
Thorne and visual effects artist Paul Franklin, who worked together on Interstellar.
Through music, videos, lectures, artistic renderings and computer
simulations, the trio produced a journey through warped space and time,
including colliding black holes, exploding supernovas and the birth of
our universe.
