When Van Gogh's "Starry Night” comes to real life – Technology in Museum Education
As an art lover and big fan of Van Gogh, I spend most of my leisure time roaming in the museum for long days. Every time I saw the fabulous painting, there is always a question come to my mind. Is it possible to experience life in old centuries? Now, my dream comes true. Since the advent of VR, there have been great changes in art industry and education. We can Turn imagination into reality!
In 2016, the well-known classic art creation "Starry Night" was designed to be a 3D-VR version in Shanghai. In this case, the public can immerse themselves into the "Starry Night". Thanks to the first works of the Magic Dimensional Digital CG team, we can wear VR glasses and get into Van Gogh's fantasy world. During the process of VR experience, "Starry Night" world is at your feet.
After developing 3D-VR of painting, some of the artists start to utilize the same way to create their own 3D-VR painting. This brings out a new revolution and breaks out the rules of painting on the horizontal surface in art industry. Painting in 360° space and fulfilled the audience’s desire of getting into imagination is a trend. In several high educations art schools also start to teach students to adapt VR skill in their work of art. To be more concrete to this concept, you can find out the example from the following videos.
- the artist George Peasleecreated "Starry Night" in VR with Tilt Brush
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DeleteIt’s so good!! I am thinking about that we won’t keep history and ancient lives in imagination if we do this 3D-VR of painting to historic items like “Along the River During the Qingming Festival”（清明上河圖）!
ReplyDeleteI love that painting, but that sounds like a crazy amount of work.
DeleteWhat a creative idea !! "Qingming Festival” representative masterpiece of artist Zhang Zeduan in Song dynasty and it reveal people's life style in Song dynasty. This will be an amazing educational way to teach children history.
DeleteIt’s a very novel way to experience art and also bring us a rich sensory feast. I think it is not only helpful to public art education but also to art therapy.
ReplyDeleteYes , this can imply on art therapy , the more flexible way for patient to express their though and having more fun .
DeleteVery interesting how you can see the painting from different perspectives using VR technology . Hopefully this tool will be used more and more to educate people who are not able to view things like Vang Gogh's painting in real life.
ReplyDeleteYes , there is a trend that a lot of museum start to following this technology . We definitely looking forward to popularizing and help more to the society.
DeleteNice,and finally get inside to his room,cool.
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DeleteIf it's in three dimensions does that make it no longer a painting, but instead a digital sculpture?
ReplyDeleteIt will takes long time for sure but all the masterpiece comes from time accumulation .
DeleteIt’s such a pleasure that we’re at a time to see this development. I think this VR technique pours more vitality to art and fuels more imaginations. We can now experience lifes in those art pieces! It would be meaningful for education; students can have almost the same experience or even more to see things when they’re not in real life.
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WOW, this looks so SURREAL!!!! I'd like to see this in person!!!
ReplyDeleteThere will be some lab for this technology, if you have time , check it out and reserve a experience spot !
DeleteThis VR technology in art is similar to what I saw the movable 3d technology that shown on the Chinese famous painting "among the river during qingming festival" in Hong Kong in few years ago. I believe that if VR can also apply to it, we can really "back to the history ".
ReplyDeleteCool! It makes education more interesting and must be a trend in the future. Hope your plan will become more widespread.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting news! 3D-VR of painting is quite cool, bring us new sensories, however, is there a way for me to control 'the visit' of the painting? I just had the feeling that I was watching a movie, while on the other hand, when I am watching any painting it will be my imagination to choose where to go.
ReplyDeleteI really like your creation! I can feel the deep emotions of the works and expect to have the opportunity to see more.
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