Using the latest technologies, viewers will be transported to the studios of famous artists, renowned museums, and galleries. Virtual reality will change the usual perception: you will have the opportunity to see the works of great masters in the smallest details, and you will be able to examine what is inaccessible to the human eye in reality. The creators of the VR GALLERY 2.0 project invite you to embark on a fantastic journey into art. Wearing VR glasses, viewers will be able to instantly move through different spaces and immerse themselves in the reality created by great artists. Sessions take place every hour, last for 40 minutes, and include three VR journeys to choose from. The number of participants is up to 4 people. The famous painting by expressionist Edvard Munch, "The Scream," will be presented in three incarnations: the original, in the vision of director Sandra Paugan and screenwriter Charles Ayats. Visual and audio effects will allow for a deeper immersion into the artist's intent. The VR project "Dreams of Salvador Dali" embodies the phantasmagoric plots of the famous surrealist. The basis of the project is the painting "Archaeological Echo of Millet's 'Angelus'" and other works by Dali. The installation "Water Lilies" immerses viewers in one of Claude Monet's most famous paintings. Viewers will be transported to the artist's garden in Giverny, visit his studio, and finally see the "Orangerie" museum, where his works are located. Another exciting VR journey unfolds in the heart of the Vatican - the Sistine Chapel. This is an opportunity to closely examine Michelangelo's legendary frescoes and see the cathedral's space from unique angles. The VR project "Mona Lisa" will allow you to be alone with Leonardo da Vinci's painting, which attracts tens of thousands of visitors every day. The masterpiece can be examined up close in the smallest details and discover its new facets. A separate VR performance is dedicated to Notre-Dame Cathedral. Viewers will visit the original interiors of the 18th century and examine the cathedral from various points, including those inaccessible to tourists. Video tour.