Although only creating art for 10 years, Vincent Van Gogh is still one of the most influential painters of all time. Following the post-impressionist school with his own aesthetic manifesto with unique brushstrokes and impressive color combinations, Van Gogh's paintings always evoke and awaken strong impressions on viewers.
Vincent Van Gogh remains one of the most influential painters of all time.
Van Gogh's paintings always evoke and awaken strong impressions in viewers.
Besides his artistic career, the life of this talented artist also left many regrets. Even during the most sublime period of his career as an artist, Van Gogh had to face many tragedies, endure many mental torments or psychological and personality disorders. These things became the inspiration for a series of Van Gogh multi-sensory art exhibitions.
Without having to travel far to Singapore or Thailand, art lovers can now enjoy works bearing the unique mark of the great painter Van Gogh right here in Vietnam. The exhibition was designed with copyright from the Van Gogh Museum in the Netherlands and advice from famous museums around the world such as France and the US, introducing more than 900 works, the tour takes visitors through 16 impressive destinations.
Art lovers can now enjoy works bearing the distinctive mark of the great painter Van Gogh right in Vietnam.
The exhibition was designed with copyright from the Van Gogh Museum in the Netherlands and consultation from famous museums around the world such as France and the US.
The exhibition features more than 900 works, and the tour takes visitors through 16 impressive destinations.
While searching for beautiful exhibitions in Saigon on social networks, Huy Bao (28 years old, Dong Thap) accidentally saw the Van Gogh event and he immediately booked tickets to visit with the eager desire to experience it.
“I am quite curious and interested in Van Gogh’s paintings. Each photo has a different soul compared to what I have known, even though I don’t have much knowledge about art,” Huy Bao confided.
Huy Bao expressed his excitement when participating in a multi-sensory interactive art project about Van Gogh launched in Vietnam for the first time. He spent a full 120 minutes leisurely enjoying the art in almost all areas, but unfortunately did not have enough time to experience painting and coloring.
Exhibition space of 3,800 m2 including indoor and outdoor
The exhibition is a harmonious combination of the artistic masterpieces of the talented painter Van Gogh and modern technology.
Exhibition space of 3,800 m2Including indoor and outdoor, is a harmonious combination of the artistic masterpieces of the talented painter Van Gogh and modern technology. The works of the genius painter Vincent Van Gogh are shown through digital projection, virtual reality technology, 3D Mapping with classical music and visitors can interact in real life.
Van Gogh Art Lighting Experience is not a franchise exhibition but a completely new project of Vietnam. In it, there are impressive "unique" experiences only available at exhibitions in Vietnam. That is the highlight of the light, the combination of laser and 3D Mapping, and the way of building a story according to the exhibition enjoyment habits of the Vietnamese public. The organizer has joined hands with Vioso, a globally famous 3D Mapping name in Vietnam to carry out this completely new project, applying many of the most modern technologies in the world.
The works of the genius painter Vincent Van Gogh are presented through digital projection, virtual reality technology, 3D Mapping with classical music and visitors can interact in real life.
Van Gogh Art Lighting Experience is not a franchise exhibition but a completely new project of Vietnam.
Sharing with Travellive, Huy Bao said: “Each space has its own unique characteristics but can be divided into two components: outdoor and indoor. From my personal point of view, I find the outdoor area to be quite well-arranged and organized, but a bit hot due to the weather in Saigon. As for the indoor area, I am extremely impressed with the lighting setup, space, paintings... the experiences, both audio and visual, are quite attractive.”
In the "Interactive Corridor", visitors step through a mirror-like illusion to travel back 133 years. "Vincent's Land" tells the story of the Dutch artist's life. "Vincent's Art" includes a space displaying more than 150 representative works and "Vincent's Field" is a room covered in sunflowers.
"Vincent's Land" tells the story of the life of the famous Dutch painter
"Vincent's Field" is a room covered in sunflowers.
“I think going at night is best so you can fully experience the outdoor area and the coolest air. The sunflowers with lights will be more beautiful at night,” Huy Bao advised.
The highlight of the exhibition journey is Vincent's Life and Vincent's Soul. Here, visitors can interact with multiple senses, watch a 7-minute video of Van Gogh's life, and enjoy a 24-minute projection of classic works. In this area alone, up to 90 industrial projectors are used to create a vivid and sharp visual experience. This is an unprecedented amount of equipment for an exhibition area of the same size in the world.
The highlight of the exhibition tour is Vincent's Life and Vincent's Soul.
Experience painting and coloring at the Van Gogh Exhibition.
The exhibition has four ticket classes including Special, Standard, VIP and Luxury, with prices ranging from 250,000 VND to 1.2 million VND. The exhibition takes place from 9am to 11pm, with a visiting time limit of 120 minutes. Tickets are available online on the exhibition website and sold directly at the exhibition.
“I heard that the ticket prices for exhibitions abroad are quite high, so I think this is a good opportunity for us to access the paintings of the talented artist Van Gogh. If possible, come and experience it once to broaden our aesthetic horizons,” Huy Bao shared.
The exhibition has four ticket classes including Special, Standard, VIP and Luxury, with prices ranging from VND250,000 to VND1.2 million.
The exhibition takes place from 9am to 11pm, with visiting time limited to 120 minutes.
Tickets are available online on the exhibition website and sold directly at the exhibition.
