Build The Statue

WEB The dream of my life is fulfilled

By Musée des arts et métiers

Piece of art and technical achievement at the...

The Musée des Arts et Métiers in Paris is home to a remarkable collection of scientific instruments, inventions, and machines. Among the most famous objects in the museum is the Web, a large-scale model of the World Wide Web. Created by artist Olivier Messiaen in 1994, the Web is a stunning work of art that also serves as a powerful reminder of the technical achievement that has made the Internet possible.

The Web is made up of over 100,000 interconnected spheres, each representing a website. The spheres are suspended from the ceiling of the museum and arranged in a way that mimics the structure of the Internet. Visitors can walk through the Web and explore the different websites, learning about the history of the Internet and the technologies that make it possible.

The Web is a beautiful and inspiring work of art that celebrates the power of technology. It is also a reminder of the importance of creativity and innovation in the development of new technologies. The Web is a must-see for anyone interested in the history of the Internet or the future of technology.