This exhibition focuses on presenting over 50 classic works from Monet's life. These include "Women in the Garden" and "Woman with a Parasol, Facing Right" housed in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, "Regatta at Sainte-Adresse" and "The Pond of the Frogs" from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, "Impression, Sunrise" from the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris, "Saint-Lazare Station" and "Bathers at the Pond of the Frogs" from the National Gallery in the UK, "Luncheon on the Grass" from the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, as well as the renowned "Haystack Series", "Rouen Cathedral Series", "Houses of Parliament in London" series, and the "Water Lilies" series, which brought Monet's artistic style to its peak. Through the vivid and colorful animated visual effects, the brushstrokes and colors of these works become even more vibrant, leading visitors to immerse themselves in the pursuit of the light of life following Monet.

The light and shadow section collaborates with an internationally authoritative art team. Using digital multimedia technology for rendering, and based on the original music of "Impressionist" composers such as Debussy and Ravel, it combines orchestral music, electronic music, and experimental ambient music seamlessly. Through the exquisite presentation of sound, light, and shadow, it creates an immersive light and shadow art space, guiding visitors to travel through the artistic realm of a hundred years ago, explore the secrets of Monet's life and creation, and immerse themselves in experiencing the artistic beauty of the integration of light, color, shadow, and sound in Impressionism.

The static exhibition area showcases 62 art micro-spray paintings of Monet's classic works. The narrative of the static exhibition maintains the same rhythm as that of the light and shadow display. Combining multiple interactive photo spots related to Monet's key life events, such as Bazille's studio, sunset lights, water lily scenes, a rotatable ship's wheel, and Saint-Lazare Station, it provides necessary background information and emotional foreshadowing for visitors to enter Monet's world, thus deepening their understanding of Monet's artistic expression.







Organizers：
Beijing Zhongchuang Cultural Tourism Industry Group

Hosted by：
Meet You Museum

Partner with：
PLD Global