Conception, art direction and technical development of the interactive devices for the exhibition "Immersive Mona Lisa". This immersive experience offers visitors to discover Leonardo da Vinci's famous masterpiece in new ways, to travel through its history and to get closer to its pictorial dimension. Composed of various sequences, the exhibition invites visitors to go back in time, starting with the actual icon and leading to the early days of its creation, to better understand where Leonardo's genius lies and why this portrait is still so fascinating five centuries later. In addition each chapter is followed by interactive content, adding a complement to the topic in a playful, pedagogical or poetic way.

The Norwegian Nasjonalmuseet is dedicated to telling the story of the Norwegian people in all its dimensions: crafts, archaeology, visual arts, sociology. Each room of the Museum houses a facet of what constitutes the Norwegian identity. Femme Fatale Studio was in charge of all the interactive devices of the permanent tour of the Nasjonalmuseet. Tactile tables offering didactic content and playful experiences to the visiting public. Production in progress, scheduled to open in 2022.

Creation and production of interactive and audiovisual experiences for Nasjonalmuseet - National Museum of Norway. The studio is responsible for the UX Design, Art Direction and Technical Development.

Production and realisation of the interactive and audiovisual experiences of the exhibition by Le Louvre and Grand Palais Immersif. The studio was in charge of UX Design, Art Direction, Motion design and Technical Development.

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Immersive Mona Lisa - Interactive

RMN Grand Palais · Louvre Museum · Mardi8

Nasjonalmuseet

National Museum of Norway · Mardi8

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