Exploration inside paintings that are considered milestones in art history, such as Degas ‘ “The Dancing Class” and Escher’s “Relativity“, allows the visitor to wander around in the first person, grasping at close quarters the very accurate details in the reconstruction compared with the originals.
At the end of the artistic experience, you can try your hand at a game of reconstructing a decomposed statue (“Apollo and Daphne” by Bernini).
REDISCOVER FAMOUS WORKS OF ART FROM AN UNUSUAL PERSPECTIVE!
One of the Impressionist master’s most famous paintings can be visited in an immersive manner, surrounded by other works of the same genre, to recreate a classroom crowded with dancers, perfectly reproduced in pictorial style.
The virtual reconstruction is freely inspired by Escher‘s “Relativity” engraving. It maintains its geometric paradoxes but with changes in the setting and characters, also allowing the visitor the possibility of perspective reversals.
Bernini‘s work depicts Apollo in pursuit of the nymph Daphne, who, to escape him, asks the gods to transform her into a tree. The statue is broken down into various pieces that the visitor will have to reassemble according to the model.
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