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Van Gogh exhibition opens in Paris museum with help from AI

The Musée d'Orsay is hosting a unique exhibition featuring Van Gogh's artwork and virtual reality elements, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the artist's world.
The exhibition showcases a diverse range of paintings from Van Gogh's final two months, provoking questions about why he ended his life. The curator believes it could be due to feeling finished with his work or facing an ultimate crisis.
Van Gogh's clone, created through AI, clarifies that he did not cut off his ear but only part of his earlobe, which he gave to a maid in a brothel.

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Roanoke Times

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Van Gogh exhibition opens in Paris museum with help from AI

A new Van Gogh exhibition in Paris gives viewers a virtual reality experience of the artist.

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Van Gogh exhibition opens in Paris museum with help from AI

A new Van Gogh exhibition in Paris gives viewers a virtual reality experience of the artist.

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WATCH: Van Gogh exhibition opens in Paris' Orsay museum with help from AI

VIDEO : A new Van Gogh exhibition in Paris gives viewers a virtual reality experience of the artist.

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AI Van Gogh talks suicide, struggles with visitors to Paris museum:...

A virtual avatar of Vincent van Gogh answers questions from visitors to “Van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise: The Final Months" at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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