Signal Spectacle

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Signal Spectacle

Graphical motion experiments using only different papers and mechanics.

A one week workshop led by Marion Pinaffo and Raphaël Pluvinage. Assisted by Benoît Chastenet De Gery and Sébastien Matos.

Workshop (2020) by Gwenaëlle Auvry, Clara Bertière, Théo Blanchard, Thomas Blaser, Ivan Chestopaloff, Antoine Contreras Salazar, Lucie De Martin, Camille Donias, Salomé Dotter, Elie Eliez, Marine Fondin, Paul Fritz, Sébastien Galera Larios, Souhaïb Ghanmi, Margot Greenbaum, Mariko Ito, Rayane Jemaa, Dorian Jovanovic, Stéfanie Kay, Marina Kottler, Victorine Lefebvre, Valentine Leimgruber, Julien Lindt, Margaux Mandrou, Achille Masson, Valerio Meschi, Manon Novelli, Eugénie Perrin, Ignacio Pérez, Julie Racaud, Juri Römmel, Luca Scalea, Alan Schopfer, Malik Sobgoui, Noémie Soriano, Celestin Tanari

Assistants
Benoît Chastenet de Gery, Sébastien Matos
Know-how
Poster, Scenography, Installation, Electronics
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot  Video and music ECAL/Pierry Jaquilllard
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot
Images ECAL/Léonard Guyot

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