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The Master’s Vision (VR series)

Experience the hidden emotions inside the greatest masterpieces of art

A gebrueder beetz filmproduktion
In coproduction with ZDF/Arte, Camera Lucida Productions, Lucid Realities Studio and OYA Interactive
In association with High Road Stories, Arte, Alte Nationalgalerie Berlin und Fraunhofer Institut Heinrich-Hertz
Supported by Medienbord Berlin-Brandenburg, Creative Europe - MEDIA Program of the European Union, ZEFYR Media Fund and Kristiansand Kommune

“The Master’s Vision“ focus on three world-famous works of art and their emotions.
“The Monk by the Sea“ by Caspar David Friedrich (Alte Nationalgalerie, Berlin), “Water Lilies“ by Claude Monet (Musée d’Orsay, Paris) and “The Sun“ by Edvard Munch (Munch Museum, Oslo).

Each episode of “The Master’s Vision” tells the story of a masterpiece that has been hidden from the general public. With the help of restorations, historical research and new methods of analysis, we gain new insights into the origin of the artworks. The 3-part VR series puts the sensual experience of three different works of art in the foreground. What kind of feeling does the work of art convey – and how can the user empathize with it?

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