Klimt's Magic Garden - 360°

Virtual Reality Trailer

Still from the Director’s Cut of KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN © Frederick Baker

Still from the Director’s Cut of KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN © Frederick Baker

Still from the Director’s Cut of KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN © Frederick Baker

Gustav Klimt, Cartoon Expectation for the mosaic frieze in the Stoclet House, 1910/1911

© MAK/Georg Mayer

KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Virtual Reality Experience

KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts

Plunge into a virtual world based on Gustav Klimt’s masterpieces Expectation and Fulfillment!

KLIMT‘S MAGIC GARDEN is a virtual reality experiment inspired by Klimt’s designs for the mosaic frieze in the dining room of the Stoclet House in Brussels. Using high-resolution digital photography, the virtual reality artist and filmmaker Frederick Baker has created a fantastic virtual world in which you can set out on an interactive cinematographic journey.

In the MAK you will find KLIMT'S MAGIC GARDEN in the MAK Permanent Collection Vienna 1900 on the 1st floor.

A project in cooperation with Frederick Baker and Christian Leiss GmbH

Media

KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN: A Virtual Reality Experience by Frederick Baker
© MAK/Mona Heiß

<BODY>Still from the Director’s Cut of <em>KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN</em> © Frederick Baker</BODY>

Still from the Director’s Cut of KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN © Frederick Baker

<BODY>Still from the Director’s Cut of <em>KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN</em> © Frederick Baker</BODY>

Still from the Director’s Cut of KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN © Frederick Baker

<BODY>Still from the Director’s Cut of <em>KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN</em> © Frederick Baker</BODY>

Still from the Director’s Cut of KLIMT’S MAGIC GARDEN © Frederick Baker

<BODY>Gustav Klimt, Cartoon <em>Expectation</em> for the mosaic frieze in the Stoclet House, 1910/1911</BODY>

Gustav Klimt, Cartoon Expectation for the mosaic frieze in the Stoclet House, 1910/1911

© MAK/Georg Mayer

Exhibitions

MAK Permanent Collection

Vienna 1900

Design / Arts and Crafts 1890-1938

MAK – Museum of Applied Arts