Lighthouse Immersive is a North American entertainment production company specializing in experiential art exhibitions and immersive multimedia experiences. Founded in Toronto, Canada, the company gained significant recognition for producing the “Immersive Van Gogh” exhibition, which launched in 2020 and subsequently expanded to multiple cities across North America. The company transforms large spaces into digital art galleries using state-of-the-art projection technology, light design, and sound engineering. Their exhibitions typically feature animated projections of famous artworks mapped onto architectural surfaces, creating 360-degree environments that visitors can walk through and experience. Beyond the Van Gogh exhibition, Lighthouse Immersive has produced several other notable shows, including “Immersive Klimt,” “Immersive Frida Kahlo,” and “Immersive King Tut.” The company operates permanent and temporary venues in major cities including Toronto, Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Lighthouse Immersive has partnered with various artists, creators, and cultural institutions to develop their productions. The company’s business model combines traditional art appreciation with modern technology and experiential entertainment, catering to both art enthusiasts and general audiences seeking unique cultural experiences. Their exhibitions have attracted millions of visitors across North America, contributing to the growing popularity of immersive art installations.