オーストリア人画家のグスタフ・クリムト展は、パリのラトリエ・デ・ルミネールにて2018年4月24日より開催している。このデジタルギャラリーでは、建物内部に絵画が生き生きと映し出されており、訪れた人々はまるで絵の中に入り込んだかのような没入型の体験としてアートを楽しむことができる。（AP Photo / Michel Euler）
PARIS (AP)
A digital gallery in Paris is making art an immersive experience for visitors who can walk into and over paintings projected around a warehouse.
The Atelier des Lumieres, or Studio of Lights, opened this month with an inaugural exhibit featuring Austrian painter Gustav Klimt’s work not hanging on walls, but lighting up floors, ceilings and walls in a colorful, 35-minute moving sequence.
Gallery director Michael Couzigou says: “We use photos scanned in high definition to make this digital exhibition a universe of music and sound.”
The show, set to classical music, attracted 60,000 visitors in its first 10 days.
Organizers say the gallery is the biggest of its kind in the world. It has 140 fixed video projectors installed across the 3,300-square-meter (35,521-square-foot) space.
