Four New Masterpieces Now Live in Brainlaverse

Art is no longer something you only observe from a distance.

With the latest Brainlaverse update, the Hyper Museum expands with four new immersive masterpieces, inviting users to move beyond traditional viewing and experience artworks from a completely new perspective: inside the painting itself.

The Hyper Museum transforms iconic works of art into explorable digital worlds, allowing visitors to discover details, environments and stories that are impossible to experience in a conventional museum. Through immersive technology, paintings become spaces to explore, learn and connect with art in a more interactive way.

The Last Supper by Juan de Juanes

A Renaissance masterpiece of devotion and symbolism comes to life inside Brainlaverse.

Juan de Juanes’ The Last Supper is one of the most recognised works of the Spanish Renaissance, combining religious narrative, detailed composition and a deep focus on the emotions and gestures of each figure.

In the Hyper Museum, visitors can step inside this sacred scene and experience the painting from a new perspective. Beyond observing the artwork, users can explore its composition, discover the details surrounding Christ and the apostles, and appreciate the artistic decisions that define Renaissance painting.

Through immersion, a historical masterpiece becomes a space to explore, learn and connect with the story behind the artwork.

The fountain of the Trintons in the Island Garden by Diego Velázquez

This experience transports visitors into the elegance of the Spanish royal gardens.

Through this immersive recreation, users can explore the relationship between landscape, architecture and artistic representation, discovering how a historical place can become a living cultural experience.

The Garden of Earthly Delights: The Garden of Eden Panel  by Hieronymus Bosch

One of the most fascinating worlds in art history enters Brainlaverse.

The Hyper Museum brings to life the left panel of Hieronymus Bosch’s famous triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights, transporting visitors into a mysterious landscape filled with symbolic elements, extraordinary creatures and imagined natural environments.

Rather than observing the artwork from outside, users can step inside Bosch’s vision of Paradise and explore the details of this extraordinary scene from a new perspective. Every element reveals new stories, from the surreal architecture of nature to the symbolic figures that made Bosch one of the most unique artists of the Renaissance era.

Through immersive technology, this masterpiece becomes an explorable world where curiosity and discovery guide the experience.

Interior Courtyard, Seville by Manuel García Rodríguez

A peaceful journey into everyday beauty.

This painting allows visitors to discover the charm of Sevillian architecture, light and atmosphere. By entering the artwork, users can appreciate the details of traditional spaces and experience how artists transform ordinary places into cultural memories.

Enter the Hyper Museum

Four new masterpieces are waiting to be discovered.

Explore hidden details. Travel through artistic worlds. Experience history from within.