From 24 to 26 March, 2015, ten teams of three, made up of students and professionals in audiovisual media, animation, digital arts, graphic design etc. had 72 hours in which to produce a collaborative video mapping piece, to be displayed on the facade of the Lille Opera House on 27 March, for the opening night of the Fête de l’Anim.
The workshop was overseen by Tamás Zádor, creator of the Hungarian collective Kiégő Izzók (Glowing Bulbs), and Ludovic Burczykowski, a Lille artist specialising in mapping.
Tamás Zádor
Trained at Budapest University of Fine Arts, new media department, Tamás Zádor founded Glowing Bulbs in 1999. This collective, which specialises in VJing and video mapping, is rapidly gaining in recognition, appearing at numerous festivals and international events.
www.glowingbulbs.com
Ludovic Burczykowski
Associate Artist of Les Rencontres Audiovisuelles, Ludovic Burczykowski creates digital environments and stage devices for shows, performances and visual installations.
He is also PhD student in art aesthetics, sciences and technologies, and lecturer for the Creanum – Creation and digital engineering Masters programme at the University of Valenciennes.
Participating teams:
Belgium:
KASK (Ghent)
La Cambre (Brussels)
France :
3axes Institut (Tourcoing)
e-artsup (Lille)
ECV (Lille)
Ésaat (Roubaix)
Pôle IIID (Roubaix)
Two teams of audiovisual professionals
Ireland:
BCFE (Dublin)
>> See the result of the workshop
With the support of the Nord-Pas de Calais Region (Drestic) and the European Union (Europe is involved in the Nord-Pas de Calais region through the European Regional Development Fund).
