Thousands are flocking to hi-tech shows of work by Van Gogh, Dalí and, from next month, David Hockney, in London. What makes these exhibitions so fascinating – and popular?
sends you through a digital portal into a metaverse, where the surrealist’s warped images leap into three-dimensional life and invade your head.
My own first experience of immersion at least happened in a watery setting, not an empty hangar or a disused factory. In Lisbon, an aqueduct designed in the 18th century to bring water to the thirsting city strides across valleys and terminates on a hilltop in a massive indoor reservoir known as the, or Mother of the Waters: a uterine cavern, with tanks whose slurping contents echo under a vaulted roof held up by spindly pillars.
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