A multi-sensory exhibition will accompany the floral display, bringing Monet’s art to life.
GIVERNY, FRANCE - French Impressionist painter Claude Monet’s home in Giverny, France, is surrounded by lush gardens, vibrant flower beds and a tranquil pond filled with water lilies.
The exhibit features not only stunning floral displays, but also reproductions of some of Monet’s most celebrated paintings, including pieces from his Water Lilies series. Monet experimented with different flowers, textures and plant varieties to transform his garden into a living canvas that he could translate onto his physical canvases, said Mr Ng.
Remarkably, the same nursery that supplied Monet is still in operation, and has continued to grow these varieties for more than a century.
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