"There is a artistic realm · art space" I see Monet’s water lilies floating in the light and shadow

Monet is one of my favorite painters, so when I knew that "Monet and his friends", the immersive light and shadow exhibition of "Monet and his friends" came to Beijing to exhibit, my heart was jumping. With excitement, I walked into the Beijing Dewey Center on Monday afternoon to see the true appearance of this new form of displaying classic paintings with new technologies as the medium.

"Monet and his friends" immersed light and shadow exhibition was hosted by Dewey Center. The exhibition uses a multi -faceted oversized electronic screen, 40 high -definition projectors, multi -channel dynamic screens and theater -level surround audio cycle to play a 50 -minute film, showing the paintings and life of Monet and 15 other Impressionist painters, and reproduce their paintings in their paintings. Landscape, characters, and customs of France in that era.

The exhibition hall, or it can be said that there are about five or six classrooms in the screening hall. In the exhibition hall surrounded by a huge electronic screen, I feel like being wrapped in the light and shadow of the impressionist paintings.

The paintings on the screen are changing, and the light and shadow and colors also change. From pale blue to pale yellow, from coast to forest, from noon to dusk, my eyes are dizzy. A panoramic view of a painting on the screen, its adjacent screen takes out the important details in this painting and enlarged it. For example, a painting depicts the landscape of the seaside cafe. The characters are diverse and colorful. The gentleman is amplified by a gentleman standing next to the lady sitting next to the dining table. They seem to be flirting, wearing gorgeous, with a happy look.

Other paintings are three -dimensional. For example, Gustav Carrbert's "Streets in Paris · Rainy Day", the whole painting seems to have become a scene in the movie. Umbrellas walked on the streets of Paris. The front couple's expression was peaceful, and his eyes looked ahead. A static work was 3D, and vividly displayed in front of the audience. We seem to interact with the characters in the painting.

There is also Monet's "Water Lily". The pale purple water lilies bloom in the water, the river water flows, and the sun is shining under the sun. That scene is really incredible. At the time of watching, I admired and admired the painters' structural ability to have space on the painting paper, to observe and pursue the details with subtle observations and rigorous pursuit of details.

Science and technology make classic paintings vividly, so that modern people can also get more sensory enjoyment than audiences 200 years ago. This is really a blessing.

The only place in the light film festival is that each painting or every analysis of the painting stays on the screen is too short, and it is switched to the next picture before you appreciate and feel it. In the future, if there are similar exhibitions, I really hope that each painting can show longer, so that the audience can calmly walk in these paintings.

Introduction to the painter

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Claude Monet (1840-1926) is one of the most important painters in France and one of Impressionist representatives and founders. His masterpieces include "Sunrise · Impression" and "Water Lily" series. Monet's use of color is very delicate and good at light and shadow expression techniques.

Impressionist painting started in the 1960s and flourished in the 1970s and 1980s. It opposed the romanticism of classicism and fictional fictional fabrication. In the last 30 years of the 19th century, Impressionism became the mainstream of French art and affected the entire Western painting world. Representatives of Impressionism, Monet, Mena, and Renoir, they both advocated the main purpose of pursuing "color" and "light and shadow". They advocate getting out of the storage room, depicting natural scenery, and grasping the instantaneous impression with quickly, so that the picture shows the feeling of life and vividness.

(This article was first published in the WeChat public account "There is a artistic realm")

Author: Li Han

Beautiful editor: Yueyue

Review: Haruko

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