Meow Wolf has opened its fourth permanent exhibition in Grapevine, North Texas.

Called The Real Unreal, the immersive art attraction is being described as a "psychedelic playground for adults and kids alike".

Located at the Grapevine Mills mall, the attraction was created by Meow Wolf's in-house team of artists in partnership with 38 Texas-based artists.

After entering what seems like a normal house, guests are transported into a ‘realm of creativity’ in which they can explore intricate and otherworldly landscapes.

Speaking to the media, Dale Sheehan, senior VP and executive creative director at Meow Wolf, said: “We’re thrilled to reveal these first looks of our newest exhibition.

"It’s been in the works for four years and is an awe-inspiring self-guided experience for visitors to get lost in.

"The Real Unreal’s narrative journey takes a leap through the spaces between universes, and is the first major step in connecting the Meow Wolf story universe.”

Meow Wolf is an arts and entertainment company famed for creating large-scale immersive art installations.

As well as the Grapevine location, it operates attractions in Las Vegas, Santa Fe and Denver.

It is also building a fifth site in Houston, Texas, which is set to open in 2025.