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DOME 360° IMMERSIVE PROJECTIONS
From October 12 to 19, dive into the heart of the digital revolution with free immersive works in the 360° dome of Printemps numérique! Enjoy a varied program featuring three different shows.
This activity is open to the general public and also available to school groups by reservation.
📍On the Grande-Place of Complexe Desjardins – 150 Sainte-Catherine Street West, Montreal, Quebec H5B 1E5 Canada
Primitif – Sean Caruso
Like a moving memory – Henry Carreau
Fluorescence – Mathieu DeBlois et Philippe Racz
Au pays du cancre mou – Francis Gélinas
Vue au dessus d’une mer de nuages – Arnaud Lescure
À quoi tu joues? – Wapikoni
I’m feeling lucky – Timothy Thomasson et Tatum Wilson
Entrez dans la danse – Underground Sugar
Schedules
- Saturday, October 12 from 2 PM to 8 PM Programs 1 and 2
- Sunday, October 13 from 1 PM to 9 PM Programs 2 and 3
- Monday, October 14 from 10 AM to 7 PM Programs 1 and 3
- Tuesday, October 15 from 10 AM to 7 PM Programs 1 and 2
- Wednesday, October 16 from 10 AM to 7 PM Programs 2 and 3
- Thursday, October 17 at 11 AM and 8 PM Programs 1 and 3
- Friday, October 18 from 11 AM to 9 PM Program 1
- Saturday, October 19 from 1 PM to 9 PM Programs 2 and 3
Film Presentations
Primitif
An ode to the early days of 3D computer graphics, Primitive navigates through a landscape strewn with relics of nascent computing.
Au pays du cancre mou
A little brother asks his older sister how she managed to stop being afraid of the dark. She takes him through a succession of dreamlike scenes where everything comes to life, and the outcome leads the little brother to confront his own fears.
À quoi tu joues?
« À quoi tu joues ? » captures the essence of free play as imagined by young people from contrasting living environments (rural, urban, and Indigenous communities) in today’s Quebec.
Entrez dans la danse
A unique project inspired by a sadly famous event: the dancing plague epidemic of 1518. Discover the story of Enneline, the first woman swept up by this pandemic. This sensory experience invites us to follow the momentum of the bodies.
Like a moving memory
Like a Moving Memory explores the fluidity of memories, blurring the boundaries between past and present. Through sensory textures and unsettling spaces, this film evokes the gentle and deceptive warmth of nostalgia, transforming our perception of the past.
I’m feeling Lucky
I’m Feeling Lucky is a real-time computer-generated installation that explores relationships with images, geography, and mass data collection. It creates a historically ambiguous 3D virtual landscape using game engine technology, populated with figures from Google Street View, transformed into three-dimensional models. Thousands of figures from around the world randomly inhabit this landscape.
Vues au-dessus d’une mer de nuages
Vues au-dessus d’une mer de nuages immerses the viewer in a strange floating city. Inspired by surrealism and the metaphysical painting of Giorgio de Chirico, it recreates the aesthetic of black-and-white films in an immersive way, offering a sublime space where the viewer gets lost.
Florescence
Inspired by Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities, Florescence explores the connection between space and memory through scenes captured during walks and bike rides in Alsace. The reefs, forests, and flowers of the Vosges nourish the volumetric and sound captures, serving as the basis for the final audiovisual composition.