Moco Museum Amsterdam presents a collection of immersive and digital art experiences that merge creativity and technology. Visitors can explore installations, projections, and interactive works by contemporary digital artists.
Moco Museum Amsterdam presents a collection of immersive and digital art experiences that merge creativity and technology. Visitors can explore installations, projections, and interactive works by contemporary digital artists.
Reflecting Forward – Digital Immersive Art at Moco Museum Amsterdam
The Digital & Immersive Art exhibition by Studio Irma x Moco celebrates connection. When we allow ourselves to be guided by compassion and empathy, we arrive at a brighter tomorrow. Discover the endless power of art in “Reflecting Forward,” a key experience within Moco’s mission to showcase boundary-pushing contemporary and digital artists in an immersive museum in Amsterdam.
Within Moco Museum Amsterdam’s broader program of modern, digital, and immersive art, Reflecting Forward embodies the museum’s commitment to presenting contemporary artists who expand what an immersive experience in Amsterdam can be.
Connectivism – A New Movement in Digital and Immersive Art
Normally, we reflect on the past. But Studio Irma x Moco Museum introduces a new, conscious way of living: Reflecting Forward. This digital art exhibition reveals endless connections, inviting us to imagine what the future could look like at a leading digital art museum in Amsterdam.
Studio Irma x Moco presents Connectivism as a new art movement. Through compassion and empathy, we move towards shared understanding. So, in our collective choice to experience this digital immersive art exhibition, we are Reflecting Forward in search of Connectivism – an important part of immersive art Amsterdam today.
In this solo show, Irma has removed all cultural filters. She creates an inclusive, open space where people, technology, augmented reality, and the environment blend in harmony – an experience designed to embrace all visitors.
At Moco Museum Amsterdam, digital and immersive art come together through interactive installations and light-based experiences that engage all senses and redefine how visitors connect with art.
This exhibition forms part of Moco Museum Amsterdam’s ongoing dedication to presenting modern, contemporary, and immersive art in Amsterdam through innovative exhibition formats.
Inside the Digital & Immersive Art Exhibition at Moco Museum
Visitors to Moco Museum Amsterdam can experience one of the most inspiring immersive art exhibitions in Amsterdam. Each room in Reflecting Forward is a universe of its own, designed by Studio Irma to inspire connection within a digital and immersive experience in Amsterdam.
- Diamond Matrix – step into a galaxy of infinite reflections.
- Connect The Dots – where light connects thoughts, people, and futures.
- Universe – an immersive meditation on togetherness.
Together, these installations position Moco as an immersive art museum Amsterdam visitors associate with digital innovation and emotional engagement.
Visit the Digital & Immersive Art Exhibition in Amsterdam
Located on Museumplein, Moco Museum Amsterdam offers an immersive experience Amsterdam visitors love. This digital art museum invites guests to explore interactive rooms, light-based installations, and powerful emotional spaces that blend creativity and technology.
Invite yourself to experience the leading digital art museum and immersive art museum Amsterdam has to offer, and explore Reflecting Forward – a fully immersive experience Amsterdam visitors love.
Moco Museum Amsterdam is located on Museumplein and is easily accessible by public transport. The museum is open daily, with tickets available online and on-site, subject to availability.
What to expect
- Interactive digital art installations
- Light-based immersive environments
- A multi-sensory immersive museum experience
- Opportunities for reflection, participation, and photography
Suitable for families, couples, groups, and solo visitors.
Average visit duration: 60–90 minutes.
This is an interactive exhibition where visitors move through and engage with the digital environments.
Book tickets for this immersive experience in Amsterdam online.
Reflecting Forward within Moco Museum Amsterdam
Reflecting Forward sits alongside other key exhibitions at Moco Museum Amsterdam, forming part of the museum’s broader exploration of modern, digital, and immersive art. Together, these exhibitions position Moco as an art gallery in Amsterdam with a strong digital art focus and as a museum near you offering immersive exhibitions year-round.
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Practical Information
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Opening Hours
Monday – Thursday: 09:00 – 18:00
Friday – Saturday: 09:00 – 20:00
Sunday: 09:00 – 18:00
27 April: 09:00 – 18:00
5 May, 14 May, 17 May: 09:00 – 20:00
23 – 25 May: 09:00 – 20:00
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Duration
Approximately 60 minutes.
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Location
Honthorststraat 20, Amsterdam (Museum Square). Get directions via this link.
Are you traveling by car in Amsterdam? Find a parking space at Q-Park Museumplein.
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Contact
Do you have a question? Email us at [email protected].
For all other inquiries visit our contact page.
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Audio Guide
Don’t forget to bring your headphones to access the free audio tour.
Media Reviews
“Connectivism stresses that internet technologies like web browsers, search engines, and social media contribute to new ways of understanding and learning in our digital age.”
FAQ - Digital & Immersive Art at Moco Museum Amsterdam
Are there art galleries in Amsterdam that focus on digital art?
Yes. Moco Museum Amsterdam is an art gallery and museum that focuses strongly on digital and immersive art, presenting interactive exhibitions by contemporary digital artists.
Where is the closest museum in Amsterdam with immersive exhibits?
Moco Museum Amsterdam, located on Museumplein, offers immersive exhibitions combining digital art, light installations, and interactive environments.
Is this exhibition interactive?
Yes. Visitors move through and engage with digital installations, light-based works, and immersive rooms.
Is the exhibition suitable for children?
Yes. The exhibition is suitable for families, though some installations are more reflective in nature.
Do I need to book tickets in advance?
Online reservations are recommended. Tickets may also be available on-site, subject to capacity.