Experience a new 360-degree panorama at Carolas Garden, where artist Yadegar Asisi is showing a microcosmic panorama at the Panometer Leipzig as of January 26 2019. There is an exhibition which presents the biodiversity of a domestic garden in an unprecedented enlargement, contained on a panorama surface of 3,500 square meters. In the 32-metre-high round picture, you will "shrink" to the size of a piece of flower pollen and marvel, among other things, at a gigantic bee pollinating a camomile flower. As if viewed through a gigantic microscope, the bee and a multitude of other representatives of flora and fauna appear enormously large and with details that the normal human eye could never perceive. Unlike in a laboratory, you will be surrounded by a world that has been enlarged a hundredfold, as you are literally immersed in this otherwise hidden scenery. Although the panorama is based on a garden, the scenery here is also created and condensed by Yadegar Asisi. In the panorama, the artist places elements side by side that would not appear together in nature at the same time and then connects them with each other. Thus, all four seasons are shown in the Panorama, but composed in such a way that their appearance seems completely natural to you as a viewer. The 360-degree work of art is also accompanied by an atmospheric composition by the musician Eric Babak, who has been accompanying Yadegar Asisi's round pictures thematically since the first Asisi Panorama titled "Everest 8848".