INDEX413 // CŒRULEUS, WHERE INFORMATION FLOWS
TOUCHDESIGNER - BLENDER - ILLUSTRATOR - PHOTOSHOP - LASER ENGRAVING - PRINTING
DECEMBER 2022
→ Artistic direction for a school project exhibition on antique colors
24 posters + 12 engravings of glyphs on plexiglass
+ 1 A/V reactive video installation with 2 serigraphs
+ 1 webpage
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24 posters + 12 engravings of glyphs on plexiglass
+ 1 A/V reactive video installation with 2 serigraphs
+ 1 webpage
> PROJECT INSTAGRAM <
Index413:
A real reinterpretation, in light and space, of forgotten singular colors: 400 nanometers, 13 ancient colors, a long research process from October 31 to December 7, 2022 which gave life to an exhibition. This project was originally initiated by Camille Vignaud.
Cœruleus, where information flows:
Cœruleus refers to the deep and serene color of the sky and the oceans that could be observed unoccupied in ancient times. It is today in this blue that information circulates, that of spaces colonized by humans, in particular for energy, telecommunications and transport. As part of the INDEX413 exhibition, my objective was to give a poetic variation of Cœruleus.
I chosed to represent in a figurative way the visitors and their trace in this space where their information circulates, in an intangible and abstract way.
This experience gives the user the control over his network presence in the sky. Wave your arms, clap your hands and start to gather all the lost signals, all the missed contacts you could have had with others.
A real reinterpretation, in light and space, of forgotten singular colors: 400 nanometers, 13 ancient colors, a long research process from October 31 to December 7, 2022 which gave life to an exhibition. This project was originally initiated by Camille Vignaud.
Cœruleus, where information flows:
Cœruleus refers to the deep and serene color of the sky and the oceans that could be observed unoccupied in ancient times. It is today in this blue that information circulates, that of spaces colonized by humans, in particular for energy, telecommunications and transport. As part of the INDEX413 exhibition, my objective was to give a poetic variation of Cœruleus.
I chosed to represent in a figurative way the visitors and their trace in this space where their information circulates, in an intangible and abstract way.
This experience gives the user the control over his network presence in the sky. Wave your arms, clap your hands and start to gather all the lost signals, all the missed contacts you could have had with others.
