The author and their friend visited an interactive exhibition of Claude Monet's paintings in Warsaw's Norblin Factory. Unlike typical museum exhibitions, the paintings were projected as a film onto walls and moved between rooms. One room recreated the Japanese Footbridge painting, allowing visitors to walk on the bridge and take photos. While there were not enough chairs, the author recommends the exhibition for its unique experience of seeing art come to life.
The author and their friend visited an interactive exhibition of Claude Monet's paintings in Warsaw's Norblin Factory. Unlike typical museum exhibitions, the paintings were projected as a film onto walls and moved between rooms. One room recreated the Japanese Footbridge painting, allowing visitors to walk on the bridge and take photos. While there were not enough chairs, the author recommends the exhibition for its unique experience of seeing art come to life.
The author and their friend visited an interactive exhibition of Claude Monet's paintings in Warsaw's Norblin Factory. Unlike typical museum exhibitions, the paintings were projected as a film onto walls and moved between rooms. One room recreated the Japanese Footbridge painting, allowing visitors to walk on the bridge and take photos. While there were not enough chairs, the author recommends the exhibition for its unique experience of seeing art come to life.
Last spring in May my friend and I saw on the internet that there is exhibition
of Claude’s Monet paintings, so we decided to go see it. I am so glad that we
saw it because it was amazing. It was in Norblin’s factory in Warsaw. It wasn’t a regular exhibition like in museums. It was interactive. The paintings were shown like a movie. Objects painted in the compositions were moving. It was unbelievable. My friend and I were fascinated by it. The paintings were shown like a movie: one after another. The transitions between them were very smooth. There were 3 rooms in which there were screens the size of wall. What I particularly liked was the room where there was recreated bridge from one of the Monet’s most famous paintings ,,The Japanese Footbridge”. You could walk on the bridge and take amazing photos. Also, on the floor there were lilies that were shown in this landscape. The rest of the things painted in this particular composition were displayed on the walls. Another thing that I liked was the room with information on the walls about other impressionist artists. If I have one criticism, it’s that there wasn’t enough chairs to sit on. There was only about 5 chairs to sit in every room and many more people. My friend and I had to sit on the floor like others. Despite that, I would definitely recommend going to this type of art exhibition. It is a mind-blowing experience for people who love art and for people who usually don’t go to museums. This place is perfect for taking Pinterest photos.