Atelier des Lumières: the first digital museum of fine arts opened in Paris

Color image projections from the early 20th century they are real worthy of admiration, especially since there are walls Atelier des Lumières decorated with parts Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele. The former foundry from the 11th century got a new one image, namely they changed it to the first digital museum dedicated to artistic creation in Paris.

People don't they teach about culture the way they used to do it in of the past, so the cultural offer must be in step with them. "Combination arts and digital technology is, in my opinion, the future of spreading art between future generations,” he added Bruno Monnier, President of Culturespaces.

On 3300 square meters they are ten-meter projections, with which they want to attract a lot the audience, who does not visit museums or galleries. Michael Couzigou, director of the Atelier des Lumières, explains in this context that they are this exhibition is an introductory way to discover fine art that has never before been presented in such a digital way.

The building has three main exhibition spaces. The smaller room is reserved for modern artists. Two rooms are consecrated to the Austrian painter Gustav Klimt and a century of Viennese painting, including parts Egon Schiele and Hundertwasser.

They decided on the Gustav Klimt exhibition for three reasons: the diversity of his expressive forms, the effort to create total art between Art Nouveau and the poetic and romantic nature of the opus. A short program dedicated to the painter and architect was also included in the exhibition Friedensreich Hundertwasser, which was influenced by Klimt's work.

The whole experience will be perfect, as they are works of art equipped with a sound system, which means that you will be able to admiring works of art, listening to the works of the greatest artists, such as Wagner, Chopin and Beethoven.