large room with a ceiling covered in hundreds of orange balloons

large room with a ceiling covered in hundreds of orange balloons. It is a contemporary art installation located at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, California (latitude: 37.803, longitude: -122.449). The floor is covered in a sea of orange balls. There are several people scattered throughout the space, some walking, some sitting, and some interacting with the installation. Some of the people are wearing brightly colored clothing. The room is lit by ambient light coming from overhead lights and the light reflecting from the orange balls. There are also several white circles hanging from the ceiling. There is a large white circle in the middle of the room, surrounded by a ring of smaller circles. The floor is painted white. A couple of people are sitting on a ledge on the right side of the image, a small group of people are standing in the left corner of the image, and several people are standing or sitting in the center of the room. Most of the people are interacting with the orange balls, either by sitting in them, walking through them, or throwing them in the air. The installation is designed to evoke a sense of childlike wonder and play.