RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In the first room, a line of children and adults waits to record their moment of being trapped in a giant bowl by a Cyclops. Just next door, a young man is caught climbing on the shoulders of Christ the Redeemer.
In the next room, tourists balance on top of the tambourine of a samba player in Lapa and, in the sequence, sharks attack a boat and its crew. In the Museum of Illusions, which arrives in Rio de Janeiro for the first time, the only limits to the imagination are the cell phone camera and . . .
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