With the third edition of the exhibition, Székesfehérvár is expecting its six millionth visitor.Continue reading
An exhibition entitled “The Immersive Experience” will be on display from Friday at the BOK Hall in Budapest, where the best-known works of Vincent van Gogh will be shown on a thousand square meters of projectors.
The exhibition will not show original paintings by Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890), but only visual representations of them in a 2,000-square-meter audiovisual exhibition space.
As described, visitors can also gain insight into the artist’s life.
In the exhibition, the painter’s sunflower fields, starry skies, and even the door to his bedroom will come to life. It also includes a special VR (virtual reality) room and a studio where anyone can step into van Gogh’s shoes and create their own work, the exhibition’s organizers emphasized.
The production has been seen by more than 20 million people around the world, including in New York, London, Berlin, and Seoul.
The exhibition is open until September 1 in Budapest.
Here are some of the Dutch artist’s most famous works:
Via MTI; Featured image via Facebook/Ábel Anita