Screenings are free and un-ticketed. Spaces are first come, first seated.
Nimbes
Audiovisual piece for domes – 15 minutes, 2014
Nimbes is an early Fulldome work by acclaimed French artist Joanie Lemercier, which explores the ontology of observation and its relationship to cosmogony, notions of intelligence and individuality. In this 15 minute piece you can see the universe as it comes into being, seeing emergent structures, architectures and narratives on a macrocosmic scale.
Nebulae
Audiovisual piece for domes – 14 minutes, 2019
With Nebulae, experience a unique journey into the cosmos and through time: take off from a familiar terrestrial landscape, aiming at the stars and beyond. Explore galaxies, constellations and witness several mesmerising cosmic events from the past. Nebulae is an audiovisual installation offering an artistic interpretation by Studio Joanie Lemercier of our stellar universe.
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Nimbes
Concept and Visuals: Joanie Lemercier
Software development: Nikolay Matveiev
Laser scan of a forest: by Ecosynth project
Music: James Ginzburg
Contrabass: Yair Glotman
Percussion: Brandon Rosenbluth
Location Recording Engineer: Kai Schoormann
Recording sessions at Kraftwerk, Berlin.
Production: Juliette Bibasse & SAT Montreal
Nebulae
Concept and visuals: Joanie Lemercier
Software development: Sebastiano Barbieri, Nikolay Matveiev, Kyle McLean / Everyoneishappy
Music: Joshua Sabin (used by permission from Multiverse Media Publishing and Subtext Recordings)
Production: Juliette Bibasse
•There is lift access to the planetarium floor.
•There is space for 2 large wheelchairs or 4 small wheelchairs in each show.
•The piece contains loud music and flashing images.
•It can get very dark in the planetarium. There are stewards positioned in the dome to help you if you need to exit during a show.
•The content of this work is family friendly, but visitors with young children should be advised that this is an intense, immersive piece, and may be overwhelming.
•Accessible toilets are available by the planetarium inside We the Curious.