Discover the illusion of light in the space of Sunflower
To be intellectual product of Grande Experiences, an organization art Based in Australia, Van Gogh Alive attracted more than 8 million visits and was held in more than 70 cities around the world, after debuting in Paris, France as La nuit étoilée. After many successes in Asia, America, Australia, the exhibition returns to Europe with exhibition room at Kensington Park, London.
Surely, everyone has at least once seen images of Van Gogh’s paintings: Starry Night, The Night Café, Sunflowers series or his self-portrait. With the latest version of Van Gogh Alive, viewers can experience his work in 4 different ways. The moment you step into the exhibition space, a powerful and resonant symphony of lights, colors, captivating images, and overwhelming fragrance will take you into a new world, stimulating all 4 senses. of man through art: hearing, seeing, smelling and tasting.
Listen: Music is a combination of Longobardi and classical music by Handel, Barber, Bach, Mussorgsky, performed by singer Meiko Kaji and main vocalist Thom Yorke from Radiohead. The symphonies are all mixed on purpose, the rhythms are flexible, changing with the tempo of each picture or frame shown, strangely fitting.
View: The entire space is more than 3,000m2, the gallery’s 11-meter-tall display offers an impressive visual experience, with more than 3,000 photos projected onto the entire wall, ceiling, column, and floor. All are covered with a soft fabric so that the image can pass through and provide the best experience for the viewer. More than 3,000 photos are all famous works of Van Gogh in 10 years of career.
Smell: Visitors to Van Gogh Alive can actually smell the scent. The smell of cypress, cedar, nutmeg combined with lemon and vetiver scents recreates the space of the fruit garden and the stretching field, where Van Gogh took the pen and left priceless paintings. . The flavor is full of flavors and smells, like the ups and downs of Vincent Van Gogh’s life of ups and downs.
Tasting: At the exhibition, there is a delicately arranged little corner in the corner of the room, with dishes specially created for the event. Diners will not be able to see or know in advance what the dish is, instead, the chef will process and serve you based on your senses. The dishes are named after Van Gogh’s paintings, such as The Poet’s garden, Sunflowers, Red Vineyards at Arles… and are prepared to reflect the spirit of the painting.
Shows executive director Rob Kirk said: “We’re constantly updating and enhancing the experience, enhancing and improving the rich content by adding new sections, animations and text to ensure the show The show is always interesting.” He also said that new visitors to Van Gogh Alive all liked the new version. These developments include interactive, Instagram-friendly components like Vincent’s bedroom display, the Sunflower photography room, and the exhibition’s Art Guide Studio, where guests are encouraged to get creative. We plan to expand the exhibition throughout Asia and America. Tickets are currently on sale for 28 EUR for adults and 16.50 EUR for children.
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