Bangalore real van gogg in the vivid colors of immersive experience

While “there is nothing like a real thing”, it pays to check what comes closest to the closest. Whether it is an enthusiastic art-lover or amateur, rich or famous, it would be impossible to hold all the art of Van Gag in one place.

Many of the Dutch Post-Empressists are in museums around the world or in private collections, so such shows such as it is an eye-opening for their Ovre.

The real van gogg immersive experience begins when you step into the cafe with your wooden benches and bright, yellow sunflowers to wait for your turn. The walls are dotted with some popular prints of the artist and a photo corner that is his replica Bedroom in arles.

Artist’s entertainment Bedroom in Aral Real van gogg on immersive experience | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

The shows are slated every half an hour and the first stop is education room where the artist’s life sections are set against the background of their art works, followed by a term in the Infinity Room.

Infinity room, grows from the roof with thousands of serial lights, pays tribute to two of the two most recognized works of Van Gag – Wire night And NightCover yellow and blue floors, while deformed mirrors line the walls and ceilings, resulting in a vortex of color and light.

The feeling of confusion is fulfilled because you roam around and you lose the track of the time in this name. But, since not re -entry into each location is allowed, you really do not consider the opposite images bad that shows around. However, it can be quite calm that seen as a window in the artist’s disappointment.

Real van Gag in Emarsiv experience in Infinity Room. Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Emergent room is the place where magic comes out and visitors can experience the art of Gag closely. Brush strokes and vivid colors are alive and the organizers have taken care to include some of their less known tasks like Prostitute From his Japanese chain and paintings of acquaintances, from 70 -handed pieces on performance.

After the 30-minute show, you get out through the store, where some of the most popular works of the van Gag, some of the adorned kitchens, mugs, tots and T-shirts. Prints and postcards of their works are also available.

The real van Gag Emarsiv experience is in the Indian mall in Bengaluru till July 13, 2025. Tickets starting at ₹ 499 for children and ₹ 899 for adults available in the district. From 10 am to 9.30 pm in the weekend, from noon to 9.30 am to Monday to Friday. Final entry at 9 am in all days.