Wow, stopping video showing intiial room/experience. Imagine the impact this would have on an intelligent 9-14 year old ?! -Don't think this would be forgotten in their lifetime! As for the adults - a complete release, a chance to forget the "rules," and just watch, wonder, feel. OK, back to the video.. Stopping video again - Steve, I think this is **joyous, and fantastically creative. Thank you so much for filming it for us.
This is brilliant! These 4 rooms are just spectacular. The first interactive shapes with the people on the floor is a first! Lots of fun for folks and the art transformations on the walls are sharp. Shows off Monet beautifully. The second room with the abstract shapes of the artwork are neat! Love the motion and the changing sizes and angles of the shapes. The multiple screens do move the shapes independently. Ancient Harmony is beautiful, and I love the customized musical pieces. The third room of artist painting outside the box of norm in the Beyond Reality exhibit is truly amazing. The movement of the articles in the paintings look like movement in three dimension. I feel like I am in a 3D movie. The white giraffe is just beautiful. Wonderful. And reflected onto the ceiling - amazing. I love the pastel colors and the trees closing out the paintings and then the exhibit closing as a book. Wonderful. And yes - The Scream! Beautiful and insane painting. The 4th room was my favorite. My favorite painting was the Christ on the Storm of Galilea painting. The rolling and raging water was just beautiful. I saw the sails on the ship blowing in the wind on the waves. Truly beautiful. The vast ocean moving is too beautiful for words. I felt like I was in the ocean. I love the transitions between paintings. Music was beautiful there as well. So I will tell you this - I would not visit Frameless because I have a touch of vertigo, and I would get too dizzy and feel unwell. so the best way to see this wonderful treat is to go to London Visited and see a great video of it!!!!! The best. Thank you for posting this and you were fabulous in your narrative!! Blessings!
Without doubt that was my favourite too, Christ on the Storm of Galilea! The seas and thunder and lightning were incredible - wow I can imagine the vertigo being set off with this so thanks for watching in the safety of a screen :)
I agree with you when you said it reminded you of the Van Gogh Experience. We had that here in Melbourne, Australia a year or so ago and I went to see it.
The great news is yes this will still be open and also they should have some different paintings as well as they change them approx. every six months - and wow what a fantastic time to be over for Christmas as well :)
@@LondonVisited thanks for the tips! I have suscribed to your channel and will keep on discovering in order to assure a great first time visit to London!!!
What an incredible experience!!!!! When you were going down the escalator I really wasn't sure what it be like 😕🤔 as it was confusing. I can't imagine seeing this in real life!!!!! I loved 😍♥ the first room the best. The way you could actually move the pieces yourself. The way the paintings 🖼 moved was just amazing. I didn't like 😕 the room were the picture was made into blocks as they didn't show the picture. Absolutely loved 😍❤♥ the surrealism room. Proud of myself for recognizing H Bosch. I can't spell his first name. I know you are a Dali fan too and I think 🤔 considering his catalog they could have picked something better. I don't know if I could manage the last room 😕 especially those waves !!!! I would just love to be a part of it. I think I would spend the whole day there just experiencing everything from different angles. Lucky you to have been a part of it. I think you did a really great job 👏👍😀😄 at showing the event.
Thanks Lesley as always and with those waves I did grab the the floor a couple of times :) With a Dali immersive experience now on in London, it's on the list of one to potentially visit and film :)
