From Florence to Rome, journey into the heart of the greatest masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance! An immersive creation with unprecedented effects to discover.
The Italian Renaissance like you've never seen it before! Now, Atelier des Lumières is revolutionizing the immersive experience with Renaissance: Da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo. Three visionary geniuses, three complementary universes: Leonardo's scientific curiosity, Raphael's perfect harmony, and Michelangelo's sculptural power. Dive into the heart of their masterpieces thanks to cutting-edge technologies and a completely reimagined scenography: 3D modeling, digital twins, smoke and laser effects. An unprecedented creation for total immersion! 3 masters, 1 artistic revolution. Leonardo da Vinci and his visionary inventions, Raphael and the perfect harmony of his compositions, Michelangelo and the power of his monumental sculptures. These three geniuses revolutionized the representation of the human body and invented modern perspective. The experience offers an unprecedented look at their masterpieces. Revisited scenography and cutting-edge technology. HD scans and 3D models reveal the tiniest details, and for the first time, Atelier des Lumières incorporates atmospheric effects (fog, smoke, lasers) alongside 140 video projectors and spatialized sound. The works unfold around you in a spectacular three-dimensional staging, accompanied by a narrator's voice. A team of talents. Jean-Baptiste Hardoin, creative director specializing in immersive experiences, delivers a bold staging with Studio Cutback. Thomas Dechandon, light designer for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games ceremonies, orchestrates a ballet of lights. Florian Métral, researcher and Renaissance specialist, ensures scientific and historical rigor. Féodor Atkine, the iconic voice of French dubbing, lends his precision to the narrative. Troublemakers composes a soundtrack that reinvents audio storytelling and places sound at the center of the experience.
Price: From 12.50 to 19.50 euros.
Source: paris.fr — photo: Atelier des Lumières