Digital art installation in Paris featuring around 130 projectors in a former steel foundry. The scene is set in a hall with many corners and curves so no one can see all projected surfaces at once. The hall also features a few enclosed cubes with projections that are in sync with the big scenery. In order to expand the dimensions some parts also have a mirrored and water floors. For the children the venue also has a special immersive installation in the back.
The technical installation and imagery is at an unprecedented level which clearly differentiates from the many travelling immersive roadshows. Since 2015 when the first version was installed the setup has been continuously refined and is now one of the worlds finest immersive art installations.
Several presentations have been created for the special format of the setup with themes like Asterix, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rousseau where the two latter artist can currently be seen when visiting the venue.
Besides the huge technology setup, the artwork is creative and very dynamic – clearly created by a team that understands the technical advantages and possibilities of immersive technology.
