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Step into a former iron foundry transformed into an immersive art space. The high ceilings and industrial charm set the stage for a digital art journey like no other.
You’ll experience either Van Gogh or The Little Prince as your main show, depending on the day you plan to visit. This 30-40 minute loop plays on a continuous cycle during your slot.
Each main exhibit is paired with a secondary show. Van Gogh is followed by Dreamed Japan, while The Little Prince is followed by Journey by Studio Nohlab, both shorter, atmospheric pieces that extend your visual experience.
From floor to ceiling, every surface pulses with visuals and sound. You’re free to walk, sit, or stand as the artwork surrounds you in a rhythmic, 360° flow.
Move through light-reactive zones that respond to your presence. This playful interaction adds a layer of movement and surprise, great for both kids and adults.
Kids can join a self-led art station inspired by the exhibitions. Color digital templates and watch them come to life on wall projections. Entry is included and subject to availability.
Yes, but it’s recommended to book online in advance. Time slots often sell out, especially on weekends and during popular exhibitions like The Little Prince.
No, re-entry is not allowed. Your ticket provides single-entry access for the 30-minute window selected at checkout.
The main and secondary exhibitions together run for about 45 minutes to an hour, playing in a continuous loop. You can stay for multiple loops if you'd like to revisit your favorite moments.
Narration, when present, is in French. However, the experience is primarily visual and musical, making it accessible regardless of language.
Yes, the program rotates. Past and current shows have featured Monet, Chagall, and original digital creations by contemporary studios. Check the day’s schedule before booking.
Yes, Atelier des Lumières occasionally offers themed nights, extended evening hours, or seasonal installations. These are typically announced on their website or social media channels.
There is limited bench-style seating along the edges of the main hall. Most visitors walk around or sit on the floor to fully engage with the immersive projections.
Non-flash photography is allowed for personal use. However, video recording, tripods, and selfie sticks are generally not permitted to ensure an uninterrupted experience for all visitors.
Plan to arrive about 10–15 minutes before your scheduled entry. This gives you time for ticket checks and allows for a smoother start to your experience.
Yes, the shows are family-friendly and often enchanting for kids aged 6 and up. Some scenes are darker or more abstract, so very young children might need supervision or reassurance.
Go beyond traditional museums, experience art in motion with digital exhibitions and interactive zones.
Inclusions General
Access to 3300m² exhibition space
Monumental 360° video projections and spatial audio
Access to the Children’s Workshop
Van Gogh on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays (as per option selected)
Entry to the immersive Van Gogh exhibition
Access to Dreamed Japan exhibition
The Little Prince on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays (as per option selected)
Entry to immersive The Little Prince exhibition
Access to the contemporary creation Journey by Studio Nohlab
Exclusions
