From November 1 to 10, ECAL will be present at the GIFF FESTIVAL 2024.
The largest space in Switzerland dedicated to immersive arts, GIFF is Geneva's oldest film festival and one of Europe's leading events. A crossroads of genres and disciplines, a place for experimentation and encounters, every year for ten days it offers films, series, interactive installations and virtual reality works to some 50,000 festival-goers.
For its 30th edition, the Bachelor Media & Interaction Design will be present with:
Winning project GIFF 2024
VULCAN
by Théo Déchanez
Vulcan is an immersive journey to the heart of telluric powers. It is a tribute to volcanologists and volcanoes, exploring themes such as human smallness and the fascination of the immensity of natural forces. Divided into two parts, the narrative opposes the vision of a volcanologist getting as close as possible to a crater, to that of the god of fire, forges and volcanoes, the eponym of the experience. Vulcan is inspired by the work of Haroun Tazieff and the couple Katia and Maurice Krafft, and is an extension of a reflection begun during my thesis on the reconstruction of myths using digital tools.
NeoDoc Digital Cluster
DATA ARCHEOLOGY
by Achille Masson
Data Archaeology explores the world of lost personal data. Through an archival website, it brings to light forgotten digital treasures, while inciting deep reflection on privacy.
Geneva, Switzerland
November 1 to 10, 2024
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