Place Émilie-Gamelin – from December 15th to February 26, 2012
Photo credit: Martine Doyon
A giant stained-glass window is deconstructed into a series of coloured panels arranged on Place Émilie-Gamelin. At night, light sources within the installation dynamically animate the multicoloured glass labyrinth, while an interactive video projection illuminates Hôtel des Gouverneurs. Using two spring-mounted cubes, visitors can transform the surrounding space by adjusting the video images and the square’s lighting and soundscape.
Designed by: ATOMIC3.ca – Félix Dagenais, Louis-Xavier Gagnon-Lebrun and Éric Gautron
Produced by: Michel Granger
How to go
That installation is located at the intersection of Ste-Catherine and Berri Street.
To see the other installations
Forêt Forêt near metro St-Laurent
Nuage de givre on Place des Festivals
Projection clocher de l’UQAM at Place Pasteur