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A visitor interacts with a 3D painting at the Art in Paradise museum in Bangkok, Thailand, 10 September 2018. Set up in two floors and comprising six permanent zones, Art in Paradise Bangkok is the first 3D and “Illusion” museum in Thailand's capital, featuring 150 paintings for visitors to experience a unique form of art appreciation by interacting with the art pieces. In contrast to most museums, Art In Paradise not only allows photographing the museum's paintings, but it actually encourages visitors to do so. And in order to protect the paintings which cover the floors, walls and ceilings, guests must remove their shoes. It took 15 Korean and Thai artists two and a half months to complete the paintings. (Photo by Diego Azubel/EPA/EFE)
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