PALAIS EYNARD X MAPPING FESTIVAL

FRIDAY 23 MAY / 9:00 PM - 12:00 AM

ARI DYKIER (PL) // Visual Art

Ari Dykier, a Polish digital artist, crafts living images blending collage, surrealism, and steampunk in black and white. A self-taught artist, he combines music and live visual performance to create hypnotic compositions. Internationally awarded, this year he reinterprets the façade of the Anna and Jean-Gabriel Eynard Palace, creating a bridge between past and future.
@ariavatari // http://www.dykiers.com/

HELLO I’M FLO (BE): Surealis // Visual Art + AI + Immersive Experience

Surealis is an immersive visual experience where reality dissolves into imagination. Each image emerges from the previous one before fading away, creating a continuous hypnotic cycle.
Behind this ever-moving piece is Florent Schirrer, a graphic designer and visual explorer rooted in Motion Design. Since 2018, he has integrated AI and generative visuals to design interactive installations, pushing the boundaries of imagery and perception.
@hello_im_flo // https://helloimflo.net/

SKGPLUS (CN) // Mapping + Digital Art

A pioneer in digital visual arts, SKG+ has been merging design, technology, and interaction since 2016. Based in Shenzhen, this internationally acclaimed collective excels in 3D mapping, immersive art, and large-scale performances. Their expertise spans from immersive reality to interactive art, with prestigious collaborations worldwide.
SKG+ will offer a unique experience where innovation meets digital poetry, inviting the public to dive into the avant-garde of new media.
@skg_plus // http://www.skgmedia.cn/

CANDELA 550 (FR) // Light + Scenography + Architecture + Sound + Live

Candela 550, a multidisciplinary Paris-based collective founded in 2021 by three artists, fuses digital media, light, sound, and architecture to create immersive installations.
At the crossroads of scenography, digital art, and music, they plunge the audience into a dreamlike, enigmatic universe.
Each project draws inspiration from the history and architecture of the locations they inhabit, transforming the space into a unique sensory experience.
Through their work, Candela 550 questions the boundary between the physical and digital worlds, and what remains of reality after its technological reinterpretation.
@candela550_ // https://candela550.fr/

INFOS
2, Rue Charles-Galland - 1206 Genève
Tram 12, 17 - Stop: Rive.
Bus 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 12, 17, 92 Stops: Athénée, Musée d’art et d’histoire, Saint-Antoine, Florissant, Rive, Genève-Champel.
Léman Express Genève-Champel.
Parking Saint-Antoine.
// Free entry
// ALL AUDIENCES
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