Video mapping created by Étoile as part of the Video Mapping Festival #6.
► Yellow
In the 19th century, canaries were used in mines to anticipate firedamp bursts, the presence of explosive gas behind a wall being dug. The bird, so free outside, is faced with the harsh and repetitive daily life of miners. The yellow of its plumage is the only colour left underground. But for how long?
Direction: Laurent JAFFIER – Étoile
Original music: Djaff
Mix: Jc CARON
With the support of the Hauts-de-France Region, DRAC Hauts-de-France, Communauté d’Agglomération de La Porte du Hainaut, and the Wallers-Arenberg Mine Site.
In collaboration with the City of Wallers-Arenberg.
Work made as part of a support programme for regional companies carried out by Rencontres Audiovisuelles / Video Mapping European Center for the development of the video mapping industry in the Hauts-de-France Region.
With the support of the European Union (Europe is committed to the Hauts-de-France Region through the European Regional Development Fund) and DREETS Hauts-de-France.
More info: videomappingfestival.com
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