The Van Gogh Immersive exhibit

[Mik]

We went in Columbus yesterday. Quite impressive, if you like Van Gogh (which I do). One thing I can tell you is the guys who put this together definitely have experience with psychedelics. All the images moved and morphed into others.

Lots of pics if you know me on FB. Here's a couple short videos and a few pics.

https://www.facebook.com/672066340/videos/pcb.10159541173326341/286675643375643

https://www.facebook.com/672066340/videos/pcb.10159541173326341/569648740790267

[Aqua Letifer]

Wow.

Yep, I'd love to go in various alternative mental states.

[George K]

THat's neat stuff, to be sure.

But, do you think it's faithful to Van Gogh's original?

Would it be more impressive to look at the original, albeit small, work rather than something that's "immersive?"

[Mik]

@aqua-letifer said in The Van Gogh Immersive exhibit:

Wow.

Yep, I'd love to go in various alternative mental states.

That was exactly what I was thinking.

[Mik]

@george-k said in The Van Gogh Immersive exhibit:

THat's neat stuff, to be sure.

But, do you think it's faithful to Van Gogh's original?

Would it be more impressive to look at the original, albeit small, work rather than something that's "immersive?"

That thought occurred to me, as I have done so in several museums, including Chicago's Vann Goh/Gaugin exhibit. But you were able to get up so close to his brushstrokes and colors that it adds another level of appreciation. It's a worthwhile interpretation.

[Catseye3]

These are wonderful; thanks for posting them.

I especially love seeing the people there, observing the work. They add a life dimension somehow.

[Mik]

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[Mik]

A little better video that MFR took.

https://www.facebook.com/1025015530/videos/3028392290782196/