ARТDYNAMICS
SECRETS OF GIUSEPPE ARCIMBOLDO
The museum has created a unique multi-layered multimedia hall, in which viewers are immersed in the immersive atmosphere of exhibition projects.
‎The museum welcomes its guests with the project ‎"Secrets of Giuseppe Arcimboldo" deployed in a unique multi-layered multimedia hall. The project is based on the master's 3D paintings and the combination of immersive multimedia formats to immerse the viewer in a bizarre world of illusions with the effect of presence inside animated installations with phantasmagoric images.
Dear visitors!
For a comfortable visit to the project, we recommend that you bring headphones to listen to the audio guide.
Arcimboldo masterfully used the technique of visual illusion, creating mysterious, bizarre puzzles. On his canvases, many details harmoniously connect with each other, forming a single whole - a human image. This technique allows for increased emphasis on character traits, tells the story of the hero of the painting. Using modern multimedia technologies, we rediscover the artist's ingenious intent and invite you to unravel the secrets of his paintings.
The appearance of each of us can be considered as a system of signs that can be deciphered. The symbolism of Arcimboldo's portraits will help you learn to read a person by his face, to understand people and their character traits.
As part of the exhibition, guests are given the opportunity to visit exclusive photo zones, where reality intertwines with fantasy, the effect of infinity opens up new horizons of visual perception. Here, under the cover of soft light and mirror reflections, every moment becomes eternity. Smooth surfaces, as if frozen in a dance, create the illusion of endless space, where the boundaries between the subject and the background are erased.

The hall, decorated with crystal chimes and neon cords, is a unique harmony of light and material, creating a space for deep restoration and peace.
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