The Leonardo Experience exhibition shows Da Vinci’s “The Virgin of the Rocks” completed in 1508 by digital screens and projections. The entire exhibition hall is divided into four parts: the rocky landscape, the research studio, the light and shadow experience, and the imaginary church. It shows visitors the process of Da Vinci’s oil painting creation and the latest findings of the researchers.
The main hall “Imagined Church” reproduces the scene of the painting hanging inside the church with digital images. When the visitors walked the progress hall, the background music in the exhibition hall is the music of the church choir. The “Light and Shadow Experience” exhibition hall is more interactive with the audience. Visitors can adjust the light and shadow through touch screen control to better understand the changes that different light and shadow can bring to the work. For me, the entire exhibition hall has created an atmosphere for the audience to carefully watch each piece of work. Visitors can not only appreciate the details of each painting, but also feel the artist’s inner world more intuitively.
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