CASSIDY LEUNG (9) | STAFF REPORTER
On January 8 and 9, grade 12 IB students went on a field trip to The Museum of Illusions at Front East Street, Toronto.
The grade 12 IB students were split into two groups based on their classes and went on separate days. The Museum of Illusions seeks to confuse and amaze the senses of its visitors using exhibits such as the “Anti-gravity Room” making you question if you’re standing straight or if water is supposed to roll upwards. Another highlight is the “Infinity Room” which uses mirrors to create the effect that you’re in a space of infinite space; it’s so trippy it barely makes sense.
During the lunch break, the students had the option of exploring the St. Lawrence Market. Housed in a huge Victorian building, it is best known for its food (named Best Food Market by National Geographic in 2012), fresh produce, and artisanal crafts.
The purpose of the trip was related to the Theory of Knowledge course “using sense perception as a way of knowing to examine optical illusions.”
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