Renaissance Nobel Paris Tour Eiffel

In partnership with Artpoint, the Renaissance Paris Nobel Tour Eiffel hotel offers you the experience of digital art. Each month, discover the video artworks of four of the most cutting-edge digital artists of the moment on the sumptuous wall of screens located in the lobby. Find here the details of the current exhibition!

Jeroen Leon

Jeroen is a digital artist based in Amsterdam who is passionate about creating immersive visual experiences. His journey into digital art took shape while he lived in Barcelona, where he began developing his own distinctive approach to three-dimensional visualisations. By distilling the tension between nature and humanity into surreal, color-driven dimensions, he invites viewers to momentarily step outside the ordinary, into spaces where intuition leads, meaning unfolds slowly, and the unknown feels strangely familiar. Through dreamlike landscapes, Jeroen explores the edges of perception, weaving in conceptual threads from real life: physical distance, tangibility, and limiting beliefs. Each piece reflects unseen connections between imagination and reality, encouraging viewers to question their perspectives and immerse themselves in unexpected dimensions.


Jeroen's work comes to life through large-scale projections that transform spaces into immersive, surreal environments. Exhibited in cities from Hong Kong to New York, these installations invite audiences to step into a visual experience that blurs the line between the digital and the tangible, turning each location into a moment of escape and reflection.

Let Me Take You Away 1 - Vertical

A single chair, a few books, and an orange rest within a lush jungle environment. This quiet arrangement turns a surreal and wild landscape into a space of contemplation. By placing symbols of rest and thoughtfulness in a place that feels distant and untouched, the work explores how wellbeing and attention can be nurtured anywhere. It is an invitation to slow down, notice, and feel present, even in unknown terrain.

Tide Grows - Horizontal

A single chair, a few books, and an orange rest on a calm beach by the sea. This quiet arrangement turns a surreal and wild landscape into a space of contemplation. By placing symbols of rest and thoughtfulness in a place that feels distant and untouched, the work explores how wellbeing and attention can be nurtured anywhere. It is an invitation to slow down, notice, and feel present, even in unknown terrain.

Homeland - Vertical

I believe that the unreal offers a mirror to the real, that through surreal experiences, art invites viewers to reconnect with hidden aspects of their own world.

A Brand New Day - Vertical

Nature is a language I return to often in my work. I select grasses and flowers with great attention. They are not background detail. They are texture, rhythm, and feeling. They shape the atmosphere as much as any structure. Even the skies carry a personal history. Many come from photographs taken by friends, family, or myself. They are real skies that existed at specific moments, seen by someone, felt by someone. When they appear in my work, they bring a trace of that moment with them. A memory, quietly embedded into something new.


These symbols are part of a larger intention. I want to create spaces that are not only visually immersive, but emotionally open. Spaces that suggest rather than declare. Spaces that ask the viewer to find their own place within them.

Waving Dunes - Vertical

Through drawing inspiration from real-world experiences, I’ve been exploring the profound connection between nature and humanity. By offering viewers a form of visual escapism, I invite you into captivating digital landscapes that blur the lines between reality and imagination.

Let Me Take You Away 2 - Vertical

A single chair, a few books, and an orange rest on a calm beach by the sea. This quiet arrangement turns a surreal and wild landscape into a space of contemplation. By placing symbols of rest and thoughtfulness in a place that feels distant and untouched, the work explores how wellbeing and attention can be nurtured anywhere. It is an invitation to slow down, notice, and feel present, even in unknown terrain.