Recently crowned “the selfie capital of the world,” the Philippines has embraced digital self-portraiture like no other nation. It should come as no surprise that a museum dedicated to snapping #ArtSelfies has opened in the island nation’s capital, Manila.

While the rest of the art world is cracking down on museum selfies, or is trying to restrict visitors’ selfie-snapping habits to a dedicated day, the interactive Art In Island museum has been specifically designed for taking selfies with art.

Visitors are not only encouraged to take pictures of themselves with the museum’s 3D replicas of famous artworks, but are also invited to interact, touch, play with, and climb on the paintings, sculptures, and installations, the Creators Project reports.

According to When In Manila, the museum is split into 10 zones encompassing various topics such as fantasy, religion, the animal kingdom, and masterpieces. (The new Snap Remote device will surely be handy for many a group selfie taker here.)

Blyth Cambaya, the museum’s corporate secretary told Mashable, “Here, art paintings are not complete […] if you don’t take your pictures with them.”

John Elliel, an American tourist, enjoyed the museum’s unusual approach. “You have to be very serious in other museums. [In] this museum, you can really just let your goofy side out,” he said.

Despite being very lenient in terms of interaction with its exhibits, the only thing that’s prohibited at the Art In Island museum is shoes. Visitors are required to put on slippers to protect the 3D-paintings from footprints and heel marks.