Monets Garten

In the organizer's words:

"The artist's task is to depict what is between the object and the artist, namely the beauty of the atmosphere."
(Claude Monet)

MONET'S GARDEN - AN IMMERSIVE EXHIBITION EXPERIENCE is a multi-sensory 360-degree journey through the history and works of one of the greatest artists of the past century!

"The exhibition is an experience for everyone - from young to old. Visitors experience the world of Claude Monet, his colors and famous works in a wonderful way, as if they were actually in the scenery. Colors, light, the projection of the water - everything comes to life!" (Roman Beranek, Creative Director)

This journey of discovery and the unique exhibition concept are staged using state-of-the-art multimedia technology, allowing you to immerse yourself completely in the world and the world-famous works of art by the painter Claude Monet (1840-1926). Elaborate installations and projections, combined with music, create a rushing world of color and bring the paintings to life in a way that has never been seen before.

Experience for yourself how illusion turns into reality.

"The exhibition "Monet's Garden" is wonderful and it's not too much to say: You've never seen anything like it!" (Berliner Zeitung)

From "oversized splashes of color" (ZDF) to "Just go there and ... and let it work." (taz) to "quiet paintings have recently become digital opera: and you wish you had spider eyes so you wouldn't miss anything." (Zeit): The reactions of the media were more than exuberant. The public figures for the world premiere weeks show how much this exhibition has not only convinced the press: over 100,000 guests were enthralled by MONETS GARTEN in Berlin.

This exhibition will also take your breath away - it's not quiet here, like in a museum, nor do you look at the paintings from a distance so that details are barely recognizable. Here, unique perspectives open up on Monet's works of art, which you can view from new angles.

Be there and get your tickets now!

WARNING: This exhibition may trigger seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy.