René Magritte pursued ways of creating thought-provoking images that challenge observers' preconditioned perceptions of reality. The most influential moment was when he came across a reproduction of Giorgio de Chirico, The Song of Love (1914). Since then he developed his own methods of creating mysterious scenes by depicting ordinary objects in an unusual environment. One of the main techniques Magritte employed was called dépaysement which continuously influenced pop art, minimalist art, and conceptual art in 20th-century art. 
 

Inside Magritte is the first multi-sensory experiential exhibition, curated with more than 160 works of Magritte's paintings, photographs, and documentaries. The presentation was designed with various media and technology for the visitors to explore the Surrealist world that Magritte created. 
 

Section 1: About René Magritte
- Walk down Magritte's chronology and learn about all the personal and historical events that influenced his career 
- Appreciate one of his key series of works, The Empire of Light in a meditative atmosphere with the music that his wife used to play while Magritte was painting 
 

Section 2: Play René Magritte
- Explore the interactive zone which features multimedia technology, AR photobooths, and a large pipe figure that is not a pipe
 

Section 3:  Magritte & Cinema
- Magritte's pictures and a few remained cinema works explain his approach to surrealist and mysterious imagery 
 

Section 4: Inside Magritte
- The main media room, originally conceived and produced by Crossmedia Group - Hepco and directed by the Fake Factory, all based in Italy, presents a total of 160 paintings that survey the artist's whole artistic career with the powerful music surrounding system 
 

Section 5: Magritte’s Surrealism
- Magritte's keen observation and contemplation of the relationship between objects and language was eventually built as his principal for surrealism