Prepare to see Monet paintings move around you in such a way that it changes how you see them entirely. Monet Inside is back at GROUNDSEESAW in Parkview Square. This transportive experience ushers you through Claude Monet’s career, from his early days as a caricature artist in Le Havre all the way to the soft, dreamlike Water Lilies series that defined his later years in Giverny. Tickets are available at 2-for-1 from SGD 28, so get yours now and step into a world where Monet’s art truly feels alive.
16 July 2026 11:00 + more dates
Watch Monet’s masterpieces unfold in light, colour, and sound
Throughout the experience, you’ll be surrounded by larger-than-life, 6 meter-high projections that bring Claude Monet’s work to life in ways you’ve never seen before. You’ll move through the formative years that shaped him, into his artistic breakthroughs that changed the course of Impressionism. To further compliment your experience, classical music plays throughout, shifting in tone as the art does creating a setting that feels more cinematic than exhibitory.
Monet Inside itself isn’t entirely just visual, it’s also educational. You’ll be exposed to fascinating insights into Monet’s personal life, inspirations, and artistic vision, creating an experience that feels like a deep dive into his life’s journey. One of the highlights of Monet Inside’s return is its new interactive features designed to respond to your emotions. It’s an exhibit that’s just as enriching as it is a serotonin boost.
Immerse yourself in Monet’s world like never before
The beauty of Monet Inside isn’t just the art, it’s that it’s for everyone. It’s the kind of experience that families, friend groups, and even solo art enthusiasts alike will enjoy. From the history behind Monet’s career and the plethora of photo opportunities to the living art itself, there’s something everyone can appreciate. Monet Inside is now open at GROUNDSEESAW, so get your tickets for a transportive adventure guaranteed to sweep you off your feet.
Monet Inside, 2026 : An Immersive Exhibition
16 July 2026 11:00 + more dates
