FRAME PERSPECTIVE (Echolyse series)
Light Installation

EN
Frame Perspective is an audiovisual light installation presented in three variations: horizontal, vertical, or in situ. It consists of a series of frames placed one behind the other, each incorporating a light system.
These frames are directly derived from the graphic language developed in the Echolyse projections, known as the “peel.”
Light travels through them in the form of waves, revealing the exhibition space in a fragmented and ever-changing way. Depending on the configuration, viewers may enter the installation and move between the frames, experiencing shifting perspectives and points of view.
By combining light, structure, and movement, Frame Perspective connects the work, the space, and the viewer in an immersive, evolving experience.
FR
Frame Perspective est une installation lumineuse audiovisuelle déclinée en trois versions : horizontale, verticale ou in situ. Elle se compose d’une série de cadres disposés les uns derrière les autres, intégrant un dispositif lumineux.
Ces cadres sont directement issus du langage graphique développé dans les projections Echolyse, sous le nom de « pelure ».
La lumière se déploie à travers eux sous forme d’ondes, révélant l’espace d’exposition de manière fragmentée et changeante. Selon la configuration, le spectateur peut pénétrer l’installation et circuler entre les cadres, expérimentant différentes perspectives et points de vue.
En articulant lumière, structure et déplacement, Frame Perspective met en relation l’œuvre, l’espace et le spectateur, dans une expérience immersive et évolutive.

Frame Perspective, Public commission from Grand Est Region, light and sound installation (LED, wood, software, 8 audio channels), 30 x 2,4 x 30 m)
Presented at Constellations de Metz from 20.06.2019 to 07.09.2019, Maison de la Région, Metz, France
Curated by Nicolas D'ascenzio
Concept Design & Art Direction: Olivier Ratsi - Sound Design: Thomas Vaquié - Delegate Producer: Crossed Lab / Julien Taîb - Technical Support: Joan Giner
Supported by Région Grand-Est following an initiative of Constellations de Metz.

Frame Perspective, light and sound installation (LED, wood, software, 4 audio channels), 1.6 x 2,4 x 50 m
Presented at Bristol Light Festival from February 27 to March, 1st, 2020 / Millennium Square / Bristol, UK
Curated by Katherine Jewkes
Photos by Andre Pattenden and Bristol Light Festival
Supported by Région Grand-Est following an initiative of Constellations de Metz.

Frame Perspective, light installation (wood, LED, computer, software), 2,7 x 1,9 x 30 m
Presented at Dostyk Plaza from 19.10 to 04.11 2018, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Curated by Institut Français du Kazakhstan
Photos by Joan Giner
Concept Design & Art Direction: Olivier Ratsi - Light Design Support & Tech Manager: Thomas Leblanc - Craftmen: Joachim Correia & Sebastien Dumas - Delegate Producer: Julien Taïb - Technical Manager: Joan Giner