Exhibition «Gustav Klimt and René Magritte. Alive paintings»

The projection museum «Lumiere-Hall» once again opens its doors to visitors to immerse them in the world of ‘live’ masterpieces by two outstanding artists, the pioneer of Austrian Art Nouveau, Gustav Klimt, and the key figure of Surrealism, René Magritte.

Within the exposition:

More than 150 works by Klimt and Magritte in projection format;
Exciting music that immerses you in the atmosphere of the masterpieces and allows you to feel all the nuances of their unique style;
Unique multimedia format: you will find yourself inside the paintings, discovering the mysteries of the artists' work;
Interesting facts about the life and creative path of Klimt and Magritte, as well as the history of the creation of their famous paintings.

About the artists:

Gustav Klimt is the «master of the golden brush» and the founder of Art Nouveau in Austrian painting. His works with fascinating female images and complex, multi-layered compositions have a unique style that is recognisable throughout the world.
René Magritte is a «magic realist», one of the leading figures of surrealism of the XX century. His laconic, but deep in meaning canvases leave an impression of mystery, because each of them is a coded story, addressed to the mysteries of existence.
Don't miss the opportunity to see the paintings of two geniuses of art brought to life in a unique format. The exhibition will last for a limited time and will not be repeated!

About the museum:
«Lumiere-Hall» is a cultural space equipped with modern projection technology. Here you can fully immerse yourself in the work of great artists, learn interesting facts about their lives and get a true aesthetic pleasure.