Out of the Canvas
Contemporary artists transform the masterpieces of the Flemish Primitives into physical sculptures.
22 tons of plaster shows 707 m² of sculptures, a sculpture gallery of 265 meters long with a ceiling height of 2.65 meters, spread over 7 rooms.
A unique experience attraction
For centuries, the church held our bodies captive. Discover the secret language of Bosch, van Eyck and Memling in an anecdotal sculpture walk.
3D Museum Bruges
An example from the oevre:
The most famous triptych from Bosch, the Garden of Earthly Delights, is originally 220 cm high and 389 cm wide, or more than 8 m².
The reproduction in 3D is approximately 360 m².
No fewer than 220 characters from the authentic canvas were examined and transformed into physical sculptures on a human scale.
Sculptural Reality
In the 3D Museum you do not wear VR glasses, but you go live to discover a tangible world of artworks.
The 3D Museum has been designed by the majestic hands of 40 visual artists from 12 different countries.
After more than 2,500 overnight stays and 7,500 meals, coloring could begin.
16+ or parental advisory
The 3D scenes contain erotic scenes. The audio guide lists explicit content. This is a warning for parental advisory and not a prohibition for explicit content.
Mariastraat 10 8000 Bruges
It is no coincidence that three mystical triptychs were chosen for the reproductions of Jheronimus Bosch .
In the Anthony triptych , the desert father resists many perverted temptations and devilish sacrifices.
In stark contrast to the Garden of Earthly Delights, the land of lazy days where people are sinning passionately.
