Festival of colors during December time

Marx Halle [ENA] The exhibition opened in Marx Halle was a real festival of colours with the major focus on the words of Monets. The exhibition focused on Monet's iconic series of paintings of his garden at Giverny, France, which he worked on for more than two decades. These paintings are known for their vibrant colors and loose brushwork, which capture the beauty and fleeting nature of the garden's flowers and foliage.

In addition to the paintings from the Giverny series, the exhibition also featured other works by Monet, including landscapes, seascapes, and still lifes. The exhibition provided a comprehensive look at the artist's career and his contributions to the development of the Impressionist movement. The Monets Garten exhibition was a major cultural event in Vienna and attracted thousands of visitors from around the world. It provided an opportunity for art lovers to experience the beauty and innovation of Monet's work in a unique setting.

This journey of experience and the unique exhibition concept are staged with the most modern multimedia technology - here you are completely immersed in the world and the world-famous works of art of the painter Claude Monet (1840-1926). The exhibition was a real experience of how illusion turns into reality for you. This was an elaboration of installations and projections, combined with music, creation of rushing worlds of color and making the paintings come alive and tangible in ways never seen before.

Modern multimedia techniques refer to the use of various media forms, such as text, audio, video, graphics, and animation, to create interactive and engaging experiences. These techniques are often used in the creation of educational materials, marketing campaigns, and entertainment content, and have become increasingly prevalent with the proliferation of digital technology. There are many different tools and technologies that are used in modern multimedia production, including software programs for design, editing, and animation, as well as hardware such as cameras, microphones, and specialized computer hardware. Some common examples of modern multimedia techniques include:

Video production: Using cameras and other equipment to capture and edit video footage, often with the use of special effects and animation. Audio production: Using microphones and other equipment to capture and edit audio recordings, such as music or voiceovers. Graphic design: Using software programs to create and edit visual elements, such as images, icons, and logos. Interactive media: Creating interactive experiences using a combination of media forms, such as video games, virtual reality experiences, and interactive websites. Modern multimedia techniques have revolutionized the way that information is presented and consumed, and have opened up new possibilities for creativity and engagement.

The usage of all these modern technologies in combination with the unique, colourful and full of joy style of Monets and of his painting which rather refers to emotions and feeling then to ratio created a really unforgettable experience. This was a real highlight, a real explosion of colours in the middle of the grey November day. The exhibition is still ongoing and is certainly worth visiting.