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1import"./lazysizes-22cc35f1.js";import"./ls.respimg-4854be05.js";import{n as a}from"./index-28db7bbf.js";const r={name:"Museum",data(){return{showOverlay:!0,more:!1,hover:!1,show:!1,dataReady:!1}},async mounted(){await this.$store.dispatch("getMuseum","V2"),this.dataReady=!0},computed:{museum(){return this.$store.state.museumV2},rooms(){return this.museum.rooms},computedClass(){return this.museum.rooms.length==1?"":this.museum.rooms.length==2?"w-1/2":"md:w-1/2 lg:w-1/3"}}};var o=function(){var e=this,t=e._self._c;return e.dataReady?t("div",{staticClass:"flex-1 flex flex-wrap border-t border-black"},[t("transition",{attrs:{name:"fade"}},[e.showOverlay?t("div",{staticClass:"overlay cursor-pointer fixed top-0 left-0 w-screen h-screen md:flex items-center justify-center z-40 md:p-12"},[t("div",{staticClass:"bg-gray-500 max-w-4xl border border-black"},[t("div",{staticClass:"p-4 md:p-8 overlay-content text-sm md:text-base text-center"},[t("h1",{staticClass:"uppercase mb-6 text-center"},[e._v(" WELCOME TO THE MUSEUM OF THE INSTITUTE OF THE COSMOS ")]),t("p",{staticClass:"mb-6"},[e._v(" The Museum of the Institute of the Cosmos is comprised of an infinite number of rooms. Each room contains a permanent exhibit. The museum occupies a central place within the cosmist worldview as an institution dedicated to the preservation, conservation, and restoration of the past. It is a singular place in human society where a broken appliance, a damaged picture, a text fragment, a ceramic shard, or unfinished poem are not discarded, but systematically preserved and maintained. ")]),e.more?e._e():t("p",{staticClass:"mt-2 italic text-center text-sm",on:{click:function(s){e.more=!0}}},[e._v(" Read More... ")]),e.more?t("div",[t("p",{staticClass:"mb-6"},[e._v(' The cosmist museum is encyclopedic and nonviolent. As a collection of everything, its mission is to restore life, not take it. Nikolai Fedorov writes that the museum is related to the school and the observatory. The ancestral memory it preserves in the form of artifacts, botanical specimens, animal and human remains is mirrored in the constellations of the stars. The museum is related to ancient temples and the knowledge it transmits is astronomical. According to Fedorov, the museum will be the site of resurrection once its technology of restoration is radicalized to restore life. "If a repository may be compared to a grave, then reading, or more precisely research, is a kind of exhumation, while an exhibition is, as it were, a resurrection”.'),t("sup",{staticClass:"text-red"},[e._v("1")])]),t("p",{staticClass:"text-sm mb-6"},[t("span",{staticClass:"text-red"},[e._v("1.")]),e._v(" Nikolai Fedorov, The Museum, its Meaning and Mission, originally published in 1906 ")])]):e._e()]),t("div",{staticClass:"p-4 border-t border-black uppercase text-center hover:text-red",on:{click:function(s){e.showOverlay=!1}}},[e._v(" Continue ")])])]):e._e()]),e._l(e.rooms,function(s){return t("router-link",{key:s.id,staticClass:"border-b align-content-start w-full md:w-1/2 border-r border-black relative",class:e.computedClass,attrs:{to:`/museum/${s.type}/${s.slug}`,id:"item.id"}},[t("div",{staticClass:"absolute flex h-full w-full items-center justify-center"},[t("div",{staticClass:"uppercase text-center px-12 z-20"},[t("h3",{staticClass:"serif text-sm"},[e._v("Room #"+e._s(s.room_number))]),t("h2",[t("span",{domProps:{innerHTML:e._s(s.artist)}})])])]),t("div",{staticClass:"absolute box h-full w-full"}),t("div",{staticClass:"absolute box-hover h-full w-full"}),t("span",{staticClass:"hover-color absolute top-0 left-0 border-r border-b border-black w-8 h-8 flex items-center justify-center"},[e._v(e._s(s.room_number))])])})],2):e._e()},i=[],n=a(r,o,i,!1,null,"b49b85e7",null,null);const d=n.exports;export{d as default};

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