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"For ZAIA, we designed a self-supporting 2,300-kg sphere,” adds Raymond Saint-Jean. “It is an unprecedented video sculpture that projects images in a 360-degrees radius using six projectors mounted inside it. This mosaic of images sometimes turns the sphere into a planet, the Earth or the Moon, depending on the requirements of the narrative."
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" Pour ZAIA, nous avons conçu une sphère autoportante de 2 300 kg, précise Raymond Saint-Jean. Il s’agit d’une sculpture vidéo qui projette, dans un rayon de 360 degrés, des images provenant de six projecteurs placés à l’intérieur de la sphère : c’est du jamais vu. Cette sculpture-mosaïque se transforme en planète, en Terre ou en Lune, selon les besoins du récit. "
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"Given the expressive power and narrative complexity of the images that are used by artistic creations today, designers are employing video to tell stories rather than simply create textures or make backdrops for the stage,” says Jimmy Lakatos. “With
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"Given the expressive power and narrative complexity of the images that are used by artistic creations today, designers are employing video to tell stories rather than simply create textures or make backdrops for the stage,” says Jimmy Lakatos. “With
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assignment Geodezik has worked on. They created the video system for the Cirque show DELIRIUM in 2006 and are supplying video projections for the closing celebrations of the 400th anniversary of the founding of Quebec City that will take place in the fall of 2008.
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