In March, São Paulo will feature two major immersive exhibitions focused on the works of Vincent van Gogh and Frida Kahlo, which are part of the Fronteiras São Paulo Festival taking place on the 7th and 8th at Água Branca Park. These exhibitions will provide visitors with a sensory immersion experience, a hallmark of the event, allowing them to connect deeply with the artists' works. The exhibition dedicated to Van Gogh will include high-definition projections of his renowned paintings, such as "Starry Night," accompanied by synchronized soundtracks that aim to enrich the experience. This presentation will not only display his art but also provide context about significant moments in Van Gogh's artistic journey, enhancing visitors' understanding of his life and works. Conversely, the exhibition focused on Frida Kahlo will guide attendees through her personal life, artistic creations, and the historical context in which she worked. This experience will emphasize scenic environments and replicas, offering a narrative that intertwines her life story with her art. Alongside the exhibitions, the festival will host debates, musical performances, a book fair, literary programming, a gastronomic area, and spaces for community interaction, making it a culturally rich event.