“It brings the pieces to life and gives you a sense of these landscapes,” Ross said. If you’re a true technique geek and interested in looking at Van Gogh’s brush strokes, paint speckles and all of the details of his technique, you’ll see it blown up on a 50-foot by 200-foot wall and experience his paintings like you never have before.”Īnd that’s just one small component of the overall exhibit. Then there’s roughly 500,000 cubic feet of projection with 9 million pixels. “It really is a new way of experiencing art, and the buildings themselves and the architecture is an active participant in the art. “The exhibit sits at the crossroads of film and immersive experiential entertainment,” he described. The episode includes a scene shot inside Siccardi’s exhibit in Paris that offers a taste of what he’s bringing to North America. “It really is extraordinary, and as I’m talking to people in the media and trying to describe what it is, usually the first thing I say is, ‘Have you seen Episode 5 of ‘Emily in Paris’ on Netflix?’,” Ross said during a recent phone interview. While Southern California is the fourth installment of the Vincent van Gogh-inspired exhibit, co-producer Corey Ross said that each venue offers a unique experience as it reshapes Siccardi’s interpretation of van Gogh’s art, which uses digital mapping technology to incorporate every inch of wall and floor space as well as pillars, archways and other architectural features. area, the event masterminded by creative director Massimiliano Siccardi will open at SVN West (formerly Fillmore West) in San Francisco on March 18 and run through Sept. The exact venue for the exhibit will be revealed closer to the opening date. Pre-sale tickets are now available at with most weekends through Labor Day sold out or in limited supply. 2, 2022.Īfter successful showings in Toronto and Chicago last year, the “Immersive Van Gogh” exhibit is set to open in a location in Downtown Los Angeles on May 27. “The immersive art installation takes a deep dive inside the mind and works of Van Gogh and brings them to life in a whole new way.Update: Due to popular demand, the Los Angeles “Immersive Van Gogh” exhibit has been extended through Jan. “After following all of the proper safety measures, I was able to travel to Chicago and wander through this exhibition, which I actually had the pleasure of seeing almost two years ago in Paris,” she shared. RELATED: Lily Collins And Daveed Diggs Announce SAG Awards Nominations Live Photo: Michael SimonĬollins shared a post to Instagram, detailing her experience immersing in the Van Gogh creations. She also wore Cartier jewelry to accessorize. The Toronto exhibit is currently closed, but is planning to reopen in May.Ĭollins got dressed up for the occasion, stunning in a black Ulyana Sergeenko dress with a delicate white lace collar, teamed with towering Jimmy Choo pumps. The art exhibit will hit Los Angeles, New York, Dallas and Houston next. Lily Collins is taking in some art in Chicago.īefore she jets off to France to film season two of “Emily In Paris”, the Golden Globe award-nominated actress took in the acclaimed Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit while in the windy city.
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