＜First time in Nagoya! Digital art that lets you immerse yourself in the scenery seen by Monet, the artist of light＞

The tour follows the places Monet visited in his life and relives, with music, the scenery he saw, the family and friends he shared, and his life in Giverny, his final home.

The video begins with Impression, Sunrise, a work that Monet exhibited at a group exhibition (Impressionist exhibition) in 1874, which he organized himself with his friends after leaving the Salon (official exhibition) in the second half of the 19th century in search of a place to present his work. It is said that the term "Impressionism" was born from the harsh ridicule of a critic who saw this work. How did Monet live in 19th century France, the birthplace of Impressionism, and what did he want to paint? What kind of light was projected on the painter's retina? Experience Monet's feelings while immersed in a world of light.

In addition to the video exhibits, there will also be an

Book your tickets online for "Monet Immersive Journey: The Light That I Saw" in Nagoya! Tickets for "Monet Immersive Journey: The Light That I Saw" are now on sale at the optional tour reservation service KKady. While tracing the places Monet visited in his life, you will relive the scenery he saw, the family and friends he spent time with, and his life in Giverny, his final home, with music.