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Fanfare, 2011
by Melissa Mongiat -
Fanfare, 2011
by Melissa Mongiat -
Fanfare, 2011
by Melissa Mongiat -
Fanfare by Melissa Mongiat
Canada Aviation and Space Museum -
Fanfare by Melissa Mongiat
Canada Aviation and Space Museum -
Andrée Duchaine presents Fanfare
Canada Aviation and Space Museum -
Stephen Quick, director of Canada Aviation
and Space Museum at the inauguration of Fanfare -
Melissa Mongiat presents Fanfare
© 2011 Richard Lawrence Photography
Fanfare (Ottawa)
Curator
This summer, Molior is presenting Fanfare, an interactive sound installation, at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum. Throughout the summer season, Museum visitors will enjoy participating in Fanfare’s collective musical experience.
An Amuse creation from designer Melissa Mongiat, Fanfare comprises a series of coloured arches that are sensitive to visitors’ movements. When participants move into the installation, they set off sound clips from the piece Les nains by composer Bernard Poirier.
The installation was hugely successful when Molior presented it at the Montréal Science Centre during the 2009 Eureka! Festival - Science Here, There and Everywhere! With its artistic, technological and playful features, Fanfare won over the event’s audience.
The presentation of Fanfare is the first collaboration with the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, one that Molior enters into with great pleasure.