Imagine Monet

IMAGINE MONET, the immersive exhibition presented in Lausanne from March 11, offers a sensory immersion into the heart of Claude Monet's work, thanks to "l'Image Totale ©" technology, with over 200 works projected at 360°. Designed by Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron, with the support of art historian Androula Michael, the exhibition is divided into several complementary spaces: a flower-filled entrance inspired by the Giverny bridge, an educational area tracing Monet's life, periods and artistic approach, a large immersive room with "Image Totale ©" projections in a 30-minute loop, plunging visitors into the heart of the paintings, and an immersive interactive space dedicated to children. The exhibition highlights Monet's quest to capture light and the moment, making his work, including the Water Lilies, a forerunner of contemporary immersive experiences, in an accessible, playful and contemplative journey designed for all audiences.


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