Frameless - Immersive Art Experience in London

Even had the cake then immersed , there is an extra room to visit by restaurant. Great balance of sound and visuals. Enjoyed shuffling leaves around in 1 room and surrealism in another. Amazing event.

This has to be my favourite art piece of all time. I couldn't stop grinning unless I stood with my mouth hanging open in awe. Absolute treasure and I'll be back again and again. Stunning

Really enjoyed the experience. Friday evening booking after a busy week. Time to relax and chase blossom??Nice atmosphere in the bar afterwards.

Worth visiting and great experiences if you appreciate art and history. Not sure what it likes during the day but evening times seems quite.

My 10 year old and I had a wonderful experience here, it felt like you were in the paintings and the music was amazing. We were both fascinated with how they put together this exhibition and it would be great if there had been a bit of an explanation of how it was done and it was brilliant. Highly recommend for any age.

Bringing art and wonderful musical accompaniment alive. It is a show that delights all the senses while it is also a calm relaxed experience where you are left in peace to enjoy everything

Really loved this exhibition and they have a chosen a good mix of well-known, very recognisable paintings plus less famous pieces that work well with the concept.

Note that this isn't simply just a recreation of a painting onto the walls, for you also have motion to the images (I particularly loved the Westminster scene where the carriage went past and the violinist started playing, plus the ever increasing wave and tossing ship) and music plays in conjunction with the evr changing room.

Many of the rooms took an aspect of a painting, blew it up to mega size and immersed you all around it, such as the clocks from Dali and the sky aspect from The Scream. In actual fact that sky one of bright reds and yellows was so fast whizzing across the floor I felt a bit dizzy watching it!

I also loved how the immpresionist room threw confetti like pieces on the floor that slowly built of the picture on the walls, only to then scatter again like ticker-tape and form a new picture. My favourite though was the Bosch triptych as so much going on in that painting so you would be watching images of trees when suddenly they parted to reveal giraffes and elephants. Very well done.

There was only one part where I felt the movement aspect went to far and that was the Pompeii fresco where the young lady skipped along the walls. Different but a real stretch of imagination from the original.

My only problem with the exhibition was others who weren't being considerate. To get the full effect best you need to be able to look around 360 degrees and, surprise surprise, immerse yourself in the art. yes, the numbers are restricted by time slots but the actions of others are not. I was disappointed to have small children running around ruining my photos/videos plus many prams and pushchairs stacked against walls blocking part of the image. Young kids won't get this, please try not to bring them and let others fully see the art.

A friend and I went with our babies (5m and 2m) and both absolutely loved it! The staff were super helpful and accommodating with prams and there were plenty of places to sit and several baby change toilets. The artworks were incredible and it was a relaxing and immersive experience. I would recommend bringing ear muffs as some parts were a bit loud but otherwise great baby sensory. The cafe is also wonderful!

Most impressive. Could be even better with enhanced effects like water spray or smells.

Still, very well done. May return.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the Frameless exhibition. What a great experience for us all. Three different generations and we all loved the immersive feel of every room. The sounds and music all added to the wonderful atmosphere keeping us enthralled throughout.