Such is the case of Rembrandt’s painting, which represents the Gospel passage in which Jesus calms the storm on the Sea of Galilee (Mt. 8,23-27; Mc. 4,35-41; Lc. 8,22-25). The original painting was stolen in 1990 from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston (United States) and its whereabouts are still unknown.
The exhibition “The World Around Us” uses special motion technology to make the viewer feel “inside the eye of the storm” of the Dutch painter’s work. In addition to The storm on the Sea of Galilee, Several paintings are displayed in the same way.
“See landscapes like never before. “Be overwhelmed by 360-degree landscapes that will envelop you in the beauty of our world,” he says. Frameless in the exhibition description. “From walls to ceiling, each canvas stretches into every inch of space. All on a scale you’ve never seen before,” she adds.