Since Yuri Gagarin and Neil Armstrong, we know that geopolitics does not stop at the surface of our little blue planet...&nbsp; The Americans conquered the Moon, but that was only the beginning. The Cold War is over, and new countries are now entering the dance: China, India, Brazil... Each sees our satellite as a base to extend its influence on the world... and the universe! A true eighth continent, the Moon is becoming the scene of an exciting chess game between the powers of today and tomorrow. "Moon, the Battles of Space" is a 52-minute documentary for which Femme Fatale Studio was responsible for the graphic and visual design.

This installation is on display at the National Museum of Norway (Nasjonalmuseet). Hannah Ryggen is a Norwegian textile artist who lived most of her life on a farm on a Norwegian fjord. Although geographically isolated, she closely followed the rise of fascism in Europe in the 1930s and 1940s, and created artworks &mdash; monumental tapestries &mdash; in direct response to the tragedies of the world. Using newspaper cuttings, this interactive device traces the artist's point of view and reconstructs her growing anxiety about the approaching war.

Interactive experience created for the Nasjonalmuseet - National Museum of Norway. The studio is in charge of UX Design, Art Direction and Technical Development.

Infographics and Title design of the documentary film for the production company La Compagnie des Taxi-Brousse and the television channel Arte. The studio is in charge of the Art Direction, 3D and Motion Design.

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Artistic direction

Motion titles design

Animation

3D Modelling

Moon, the Battles of Space

Arte · La Compagnie des Taxi-Brousse

With the loom as a weapon

National Museum of Norway · Mardi8

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