This exhibition is a 360-degree multimedia sensation. For the first time ever, Leonardo Da Vinci and his famous masterpiece “The Last Supper”, including the history and myths surrounding it, will be presented and illuminated in an immersive way: “Leonardo Da Vinci – The Last Supper – An Immersive Experience”!
THE IMMERSIVE ROOM
Dive into an immersive 360-degree multimedia adventure with da Vinci’s iconic The Last Supper – where history and myth come alive like never before!
CHAPTER 1 BETRAYAL
One of you will betray me. Jesus spoke these words to his Apostles one day before his death, and this was the moment that Leonardo da Vinci captured in The Last Supper. Pictured are Jesus, immediately recognisable and seated in the middle, and the 12 Apostles, who are reacting to this proclamation with shock.
But which Apostle is sitting where, and above all: Where is Judas, who will betray Jesus just a few hours after this meal? Small details, some of which are almost impossible to identify now, give us some clues, but much is left to speculation and offers room for conspiracy theories:
Could the person sitting to the right of Jesus in fact be a woman?
CHAPTER 2 DECAY
Contrary to the usual practice of the time, Leonardo da Vinci painted his mural on a dry base instead of a damp one. The reasons for this are not certain, but this technique did result in the paint starting to chip away just 20 years after the work was complete. This work of art has thus had to be constantly restored over the past 500 years, and not always to its benefit: Certain attempts at improving the painting’s condition only made the situation worse.
During the last restoration which ended in 1999, it was discovered that only about 20 % of the original painting remains.
Thanks to numerous copies of da Vinci’s Last Supper that were made shortly after the original was completed, we can at least assume how the masterpiece could once have looked.
CHAPTER 3 MODERNITY
The golden ratio and central perspective were not new artistic techniques, but they were discovered at the time of the Renaissance and perfected by Leonardo da Vinci. He left nothing to chance in his works, as the Italian painter and sculptor viewed painting as an intellectual act. The composition of da Vinci’s Last Supper is so perfect and impressive that it has become a part of the collective memory for many people. This is reflected in many works by modern artists who show a group of people seated around a table in a similar manner, which we immediately recognise as a reference to the original. This happens even if the themes of the images are far removed from one another. For example, what does Humphrey Bogart have to do with Mao?
CHAPTER 4 THE ARTIST
What do we know about Leonardo da Vinci? We know when and where he was born, the education he received and where he later lived and worked. We know that he was a painter and sculptor, architect and engineer, set designer and dramaturg for bustling festivals, a lover of nature and a researcher of animal and human anatomy. We know all of this because of writings that he and contemporaries have left behind.
But there are still many mysteries surrounding Leonardo da Vinci: What did the artist look like? Why, despite his unbelievable talent, did he produce so few paintings? Was painting merely a means to finance his research? If this is the case, why did some of his most famous works, such as Mona Lisa, remain in his possession until his death?
THE LAST SUPPER IN ORIGINAL SIZE
Experience the awe-inspiring size and unique impact of The Last Supper, without leaving your city! Take some time with an incredible rendering of the artwork and admire every detail.
INTERACTIVE ROOM
Test your knowledge of Da Vinci and The Last Supper in this interactive zone where education becomes entertainment! Use the tablets to play games, test your memory, and quiz your brain.
SHINING SPACE
Step into a vibrant colorful dream in The Shining Space, where bright hues intersect and create beautiful gradients. It’s the perfect opportunity to snap the perfect selfie!
INFORMATION ROOM
Discover fascinating and little-known facts about the man behind the magic. Explore his genius, creativity, and the impact of his work through engaging displays and rare insights. This walkable exhibit brings his remarkable story to life, offering a deeper look into his extraordinary legacy.
ROOM OF APOSTLES
Immerse yourself in a unique space that brings to life the stories, backgrounds, and legends of the 12 Apostles. Each figure is presented with detailed information, historical insights, and fascinating details. Discover their journeys, their impact and their influence on history–an inspiring place full of knowledge and depth.
INTERACTIVE TABLETS
Test your knowledge of da Vinci and The Last Supper in this area where entertainment means education.
Use the tablets to play games, test your memory and get the high score!
CREATIVE SPACE
In this interactive space, visitors can get creative and draw The Last Supper themselves. A dedicated children‘s area offers a fun, child-friendly design. Unleash your imagination and experience art in a truly personal way!
KIDS CORNER
Allow the little ones to express themselves and unlock their creativity in this imaginative space, where even the youngest visitors can experiment with color and share their creations.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
MARKETING
- High converting website
- Assets for all media outlets (TV/Print/SocialMedia/Outo fhome)
- Education content for all social media channels
- Education program for students
TECHNICAL
- Available in local language
- from 450sqm
- Retail 50 to 80sqm
- Clearance 5m
- Load in 4 days / Load out: 2 days
"The Last Supper – Leonardo da Vinci" is a groundbreaking exhibition that combines educational material with state-of-the-art technology. A captivating 44-minute film delves into the history, symbolism, and genius of da Vinci’s famous painting. The event includes an 8-minute virtual reality exploration of Vinci, da Vinci’s hometown. A standout feature is the life-size replica of the artwork. This exhibition offers stunning visuals and profound insights, making it essential for art and culture lovers to visit.
November 2025 – February 2026
Germany – Berlin
November 2024 – January 2025
Germany – Munich
April 2024 – July 2024
Germany – Stuttgart
January 2024 – April 2024
Switzerland – Basel
September 2023 – January 2024
Germany – Frankfurt
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