The Symphony of Nature by Six N. Five

The Symphony of Nature observes the unique interpretations of nature by Six N. Five (Ezequiel Pini). Using digital tools to compose ethereal environments, the artist shapes clouds and sculpts virtual plants with meditative practice – blurring the boundary between imagination and reality. Combining different disciplines, The Symphony of Nature guides us on a journey that decodes the majesty of our natural world. In poetic composition, Six N. Five captures the rhythm of elements in divine dance, the infinite sky that broadens perspective, and the forces of nature that connect us in harmony.

Past Work

Ezequiel Pini also known as Six N. Five, is an award-winning Argentinian designer based in Barcelona. Over the last few years, Pini has pioneered the use of 3D and different media to create imaginary, dreamlike worlds with his signature clean, modern aesthetic, making Six N. Five one of the most recognized digital creative practices.

His work incorporates different mediums to explore imaginary spaces, moving stories, and physical collectibles. Refined imagination, poetic compositions, elegant skills, and forward-looking attitude make Six N. Five one of the most recognizable artists in the contemporary digital art scene.

The studio’s collaborations include projects, events, and exhibitions in museums and cultural institutions like Moco Museum in Barcelona and Amsterdam, Art Basel, Fotografiska Stockholm, Museo della Permanente in Milan, London Design Festival, the Moco NFT for the Mocoverse, and the Moco Concept Store. Six N. Five has collaborated with brands like Nike, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Microsoft.

Exhibiting artists include

Andy Warhol

Banksy

Jean-Michel Basquiat

Keith Haring

Yayoi Kusama

Andres Reisinger seated in pink padded room installation at museum Amsterdam.

TIME magazine mirror artwork by Mungo Thomson with visitors posing at Moco Museum Amsterdam.

Pink outdoor art installation with umbrella-like structures at museum Amsterdam.

Visitor walking past colorful text-based artwork by Robbie Williams at Moco Museum Amsterdam.

Large Takashi Murakami artwork featuring Mickey Mouse at Moco Museum Amsterdam.

Classic portrait altered with surreal element by Banksy on display at Moco Museum Amsterdam.

Couple admiring immersive digital art wall at Moco Museum Amsterdam.

Reviews

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6M+ visitors worldwide
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tokyototulips · Google · November 2025

The Moco Museum is one of our favorite places to visit in Amsterdam! It’s smaller than some of the big museums in the city, which actually makes it perfect for a quick and enjoyable visit without feeling rushed. The space is beautifully designed with so many cute and creative photo spots. We also loved how interactive the exhibits are. What stood out most to me were the meaningful quotes and inspiring messages throughout the museum. I left feeling so motivated and uplifted. Definitely a must-visit for art lovers and anyone looking for a fun, modern museum experience in Amsterdam!
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Chloe Ng · Google · October 2025

Situated near all the major museums in Amsterdam, Moco Museum is a cozy yet inspiring spot filled with contemporary & street art. You can explore at your own pace across a few floors, with works by icons like Yayoi Kusama, Banksy, and more. Some immersive pieces are hidden throughout too! Don’t miss the outdoor garden, it’s full of art as well. 🎨🖼️✨
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Inna Simonova · Google · October 2025

A vibrant pop & street art gem in the heart of Amsterdam! From iconic Banksy pieces to bold works by Warhol and Haring, every corner bursts with color and creativity. The museum is compact but packed with energy, immersive exhibits, and Instagram-ready moments. Even with a crowd, it’s easy to feel inspired and engaged—definitely worth a visit for anyone who loves modern art, street art, or just a visually striking experience.
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Alessandra Cortes · Google · October 2025

Moco Museum is one of those places that instantly sparks your creativity 🎨💭 From the moment you walk in, every corner feels like a piece of art — colorful, modern and full of meaning. It’s not your typical museum… it’s more like stepping into a visual dream. The lights, the mirrors, the pop art. Whether you go on a date, with friends or solo, it’s one of those experiences that leaves you inspired and with the prettiest photos 💕. A must if you’re in Amsterdam
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Mathis Haas · Google · November 2025

"Nice modern museum and Moco Amsterdam is the second Moco we visited after the one in Barcelona. I recommend it, and our kids loved the modern / contemporary art more than the classic style museums. In Amsterdam especially good on a rainy day when you can escape to a museum."
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ihlatif · Tripadvisor · July 2025

Today’s visit to the Moco Museum in Amsterdam was a highlight of our trip. Housed in a beautiful townhouse just off Museumplein, Moco manages to blend history and rebellion, elegance and disruption, all under one quirky roof. The Banksy collection is every bit as impactful in person as you would expect - sharp, irreverent, and full of hidden (and not-so-hidden) messages. Alongside Banksy, we explored works by Keith Haring, Basquiat, Warhol and other visionary artists who challenge the status quo with colour, energy, and wit.
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smartboy_jamz · Tripadvisor · June 2025

I recently visited the Moco Museum in Amsterdam and had a fantastic experience! The museum features an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art, including some iconic works by Banksy - definitely a highlight for me. The pieces were thought-provoking and well-curated, making the visit truly memorable. If you're into street art, pop art, or just want to see some bold, creative works (like Banksy’s), Moco Museum is a must-visit in Amsterdam. Highly recommend!

Practical Information

Opening Hours
Monday – Thursday: 09:00 – 18:00

Friday – Saturday: 09:00 – 20:00

Sunday: 09:00 – 18:00

27 April: 09:00 – 18:00

5 May, 14 May, 17 May: 09:00 – 20:00

23 – 25 May: 09:00 – 20:00
Duration
Approximately 60 minutes.
Location
Moco Museum Amsterdam

Honthorststraat 20, Amsterdam (Museum Square). Get directions via this link.

Are you traveling by car in Amsterdam? Find a parking space at Q-Park Museumplein.
Contact
Do you have a question? Email us at [email protected].

For all other inquiries visit our contact page.
Audio Guide
Don’t forget to bring your headphones to access the free audio tour.

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Media Reviews

Forbes

Located in a sprawling mansion on Museumplein, Moco Museum brings together 20th-century legends like Dalí, Warhol, Keith Haring and Yayoi Kusama, alongside contemporary icons such as Banksy and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Skip the city’s big three art museums in favor of this small but jam-packed gem of modern art on Museumplein.
Harper’s BAZAAR

From Banksy to Basquiat and Keith Haring, Moco Museum brings together the biggest names in modern and street art - making it one of the best museums in Amsterdam. A must-visit for lovers of modern and street art, Moco Museum stands out among Amsterdam’s top cultural institutions. In our opinion, one of the best museums in Amsterdam.
Conde Nast Traveler

Opened in 2016 by prominent local gallerists, Moco Museum continues to hog headlines, helped along by a magnificent setting in Villa Alsberg, a 1904 architectural beauty on Museumplein. With its heady mix of Pop Art and works by graffiti rock stars, Moco has enough contemporary swagger to make the neighboring Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum quake in their old-school boots.
Amsterdam Local Gems

Personal experiences can vary, but many visitors find the museum surprisingly engaging. The atmosphere is relaxed, making it a great spot for both art aficionados and those just looking to enjoy something different.
Tripadvisor

With a surprise at every corner and colourful, immersive art installations, Moco Museum is the perfect place to visit with family, and equally the perfect place to visit with friends.

“One of the things that thrills us the most is being able to create new spaces and experiences through images, videos, and virtual reality experiences that allow us to imagine something different from what we are used to—be it a space or a situation in which unexpected things happen that can be related to the world of dreams.”

Six N. Five

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