Ever’ett - 2022
installation
Ever’ett is an interactive visual installation between reality and fiction. Each event is a proposition of reading multiple worlds.
This device allows us to throw light on this peripheral environment that surrounds us both suggested and enigmatic. A parallel world that invites us to weave links between it and ours. An exploration directed by the visitor. This parallel universe reveals itself and evolves at the visitor’s will but is also governed by its own laws undergoing constant variations.
Several visits to the installation allow the visitor to explore the different variations that are at once temporal, chaotic and unexpected.The installation takes place in a space that can be variable. A screen acting as a window is placed on a circular cinema rail. A handle invites the audience to move this screen. The movement of the screen will reveal a virtual universe, evolving in real time. A position sensor allows to know the direction of movement of the screen as well as its speed. An electrical system has been developed to move the screen in an unlimited way in one direction or another on the rail.
Ever’ett is an interactive visual installation between reality and fiction. Each event is a proposition of reading multiple worlds.
This device allows us to throw light on this peripheral environment that surrounds us both suggested and enigmatic. A parallel world that invites us to weave links between it and ours. An exploration directed by the visitor. This parallel universe reveals itself and evolves at the visitor’s will but is also governed by its own laws undergoing constant variations.
Several visits to the installation allow the visitor to explore the different variations that are at once temporal, chaotic and unexpected.The installation takes place in a space that can be variable.
A screen acting as a window is placed on a circular cinema rail. A handle invites the audience to move this screen. The movement of the screen will reveal a virtual universe, evolving in real time.
A position sensor allows to know the direction of movement of the screen as well as its speed.
An electrical system has been developed to move the screen in an unlimited way in one direction or another on the rail.
Electronic : Quentin Berthet