Silent film–in an Art Deco-inspired theater for two, guests will be taken back to the era of early cinema with a reel that celebrates great moments of love captured on silent film;

Illustrations and icons–Pepsi partnered with Fleischer Studios to give Betty Boop a modern makeover, complete with her own PepsiMoji design and layered augmented reality to bring the classic character to life;

Music–This immersive experience will showcase the power of music to convey emotion with a DJ set from soul/R&B duo Lion Babe;

Sign language–Cast members from the Tony-nominated production of “Spring Awakening” will depict the story of young love blooming over first date jitters through the medium of sign language;

Photography–Through a collection of curated images, this exhibit will create a photographic mosaic of various expressions of love from the exhibit’s own attendees, as shot by Instagram photographers @arnold_daniel, @Roon and @JoshFromNY;

Ancient communications–This interactive exhibit will look back to history’s early “love notes” through cave drawings, smoke signals, hieroglyphics, cuneiform, runes, symbology, Morse Code and other historical forms of communication;

The Rise of Emoji–As the final installation, this exhibit will track the evolution and incarnations of the modern day emoji and will feature Heart, an original sculpture by Brooklyn-based artist Shinji Murakami, who brings an 8-bit image of a heart emoji into 3D. The installation also leads to an immersive PepsiMoji experience, complete with facial recognition technology to match attendees’ expressions with a PepsiMoji design for social sharing.