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Projection mapping using 75 projectors, paired with a symphonic soundscape from 27 speakers, immerses visitors in fin-de-siècle art. (© Nippon.com)
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Around 170 masterpieces by Gustav Klimt are rendered in high-definition projection, offering 40 minutes of sensuous imagery and ornate beauty. (© Nippon.com)
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Roughly 110 works by Egon Schiele appear in a 12-minute sequence, vividly expressing the unease and hope that permeated late-nineteenth-century Vienna. (© Nippon.com)
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In the mirrored room, visitors are dazzled by an endless procession of iconic paintings. (© Nippon.com)
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Though compact, the Listen gallery feels like a treasure box of sounds from around the world. (© Nippon.com)
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With all four walls and even the floor serving as screens, the space offers a short journey through folk songs and traditional instruments. (© Nippon.com)
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At the preview reception, Toyoda Akio (far left) and Listen producer Yamaguchi Tomoko (second from left) took the stage. (© Nippon.com)
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The shop features Moveum-exclusive Klimt and Schiele goods, alongside items packaged with illustrations of classic Toyota vehicles. (© Nippon.com)
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Staged as part of the Yamashita Pier redevelopment, the exhibition is housed in a Shōwa-era warehouse; Toyota e-Palette vehicles operate as shuttles across the expansive pier. (© Nippon.com)
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