When art is no longer confined to the canvas, viewers are no longer simply spectators standing outside the artwork. This is the spirit behind Van Gogh Timeless, a large-scale, multisensory interactive exhibition that officially opened in Hanoi on August 12.
The exhibition marks the first time Hanoi has hosted a licensed Van Gogh exhibition from France, bringing 165 of the renowned artist’s masterpieces to life through cutting-edge technology. Combining 3D mapping projection, VR and AR, LiDAR technology and surround sound, the exhibition creates an immersive experience that allows visitors to explore Van Gogh’s art in new and engaging ways.
The exhibition seeks to erase the invisible boundaries between art and life, creating a space where visitors can immerse themselves in inspiring artistic values. Photo: VNA
The exhibition marks the first time the capital hosts a licensed Van Gogh exhibition from France, featuring 165 masterpieces recreated using state-of-the-art technology. Photo: VNA
165 works by the renowned painter Vincent Van Gogh from France are being recreated using projection technology and digital art for the first time in Hanoi. Photo: VNA
The exhibition also incorporates research into how different sound frequencies can influence human emotions, further enhancing the multisensory experience and creating a deeper connection between viewers and the artist’s works.
165 works by the renowned painter Vincent Van Gogh from France are being recreated using projection technology and digital art for the first time in Hanoi. Photo: VNA
As the cultural and creative industries increasingly become an important driver of development, professionally produced projects featuring international licences and innovative technologies such as Van Gogh Timeless can contribute to enriching Hanoi’s cultural life. Photo: VNA
The Van Gogh Timeless unveils an exclusive concept inspired by light in the artist’s imagination and the masterpieces of Vincent van Gogh, tracing the transformation of human civilisations. Photo: VNA
The exhibition combines a range of advanced technologies, including 3D Mapping Projection, VR-AR, LiDAR and Surround Sound, together with research into the impact of sound frequencies on human emotions. Photo: VNA