Designing gallery has always been a great opportunity for architects and they will get a stage where they can use the most dazzling colorful techniques. At Van Gogh gallery, from Ritveld, who originally designed the sketches, to Kichiro Kurokawa, who was in charge of designing the matching buildings, and Vangul, who made up the gaps for them, these paintings all adopted a very low-key and introverted attitude. There is absolutely no attempt to win the game. Should we guess that they are faced with such a special object that they all know their mission is not to defile Van Gogh with splendor? Leave all the splendor to the starry sky spinning like fireworks under the brush.
passage?
A probe into the reasons for Van Gogh's simple gallery style.