Vincent Van Gogh was a famous painter known for his renowned Starry Night. The Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit here in Denver has been around for a while, and it has amazing reviews. As for myself, I love art and have always loved it ever since I knew how to draw.

The building was filled with vibrant colors, and many, many sunflowers. Vincent always thought that sunflowers meant gratitude. My brother and I were even given sunflowers as we were waiting to get our lanyards.

The art in the exhibit was displayed all around the room, and it actually felt like you were inside the painting. Some rooms only had paintings on the wall, whereas others had images that were projected across the floor. The show lasted for thirty-five minutes.

We had gotten VIP tickets, so we were able to stay for another show. We arrived a little late, and we wanted to see the beginning of the exhibition. We ended up staying for the whole show again because it was so immersive.

The purple and blue lights were a very nice detail to the exhibit that made you feel like you were in a dream. As we were coming to the end of the exhibit, there was a huge painting of Van Gogh with a quote that stated, What would life be if we had no courage to attempt anything? I found this to be very interesting, and it stimulated some compelling thoughts.

There were some drawbacks of the exhibit. Halfway through the show, two of the projectors that were right in front of us had stopped working, and the problem was attended to by several staff members. Additionally, the souvenirs were fairly expensive, so I didn't purchase anything. However, the paintings themselves were alluring, and it was a beautiful experience. In my personal opinion, the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit would be ranked a solid eight out of ten.