This installation is presented at the National Museum of Norway (Nasjonalmuseet). In a manipulative, playful and aesthetic experience, visitors are invited to play with living pigments. By touching the screen with their finger, they make pure colour appear, which mixes and creates new and more intense colours. A sensitive and intuitive way to discover how colours are created, from the white of the canvas to the deepest black.

There is no more famous painting than this Italian Renaissance portrait. Today, the Mona Lisa attracts millions of visitors from all over the world to the Louvre every year, trying to capture or penetrate the essence of its mystery.&nbsp; The "Monna Lisa" exhibition offers the public the opportunity to discover the work in new conditions, to travel through its history and to get closer to its pictorial surface. Composed of several sequences, the exhibition progressively invites the public to go back in time, from the icon that she is today, to the early days of her creation, to better understand where Leonardo's genius lies and what makes this portrait still captivating five centuries later. Femme Fatale Studio was in charge of some of the films shown and all of the interactive devices deployed.

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

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

Touching
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Artistic direction

Conception design

Technical development

Colours & pigments

National Museum of Norway · Mardi8

Immersive Mona Lisa

RMN Grand Palais · Louvre Museum · Mardi8

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