The new space of São Paulo's Museum of Image and Sound (MIS) will open its doors with an exhibition on Leonardo da Vinci. Scheduled for October of this year, the opening of the museum's new branch, located in the Água Branca neighborhood in São Paulo's west zone, will host the exhibition Leonardo da Vinci – 500 Years.
The new MIS space will occupy a former carpentry workshop of TV Cultura and will be entirely dedicated to immersive projection, aiming to offer new experiences for the audience.
Inspired by the Lumière brothers' workshop in Paris, the project occupies an area of 2,000 square meters and features a projection system of 150 projectors, creating a fully immersive environment.
The inaugural exhibition is currently on display in Canada and the United States. In Brazil, it will feature sections dedicated to replicas of Renaissance artworks, the artist's anatomical sketches, machines built from his designs, manuscripts from his professional life, and a life-sized animated projection of "The Last Supper."
Source: Catraca Livre.
This article was written by Romullo Baratto. The translation is powered by AI.
