Les larmes
d’Eugénie
When VR innovation enhances luxury
In collaboration with Cartier, Diversion contributed to the broadcast of Les Larmes d’Eugénie, a work by Mélanie Laurent. The virtual reality work, accompanied by a live musical performance, was presented at a prestigious venue in Venice, offering an ecological tale of rare intensity.
A bold fusion of opera and virtual reality
Through a virtual reality headset, 80 spectators discover an opera. At the end of the VR projection, the spectators remove their headsets and are immersed in a live performance, where the singers interpret the music live on stage. The combination of VR images and live performance leaves a lasting impression on the spectators, mobilising their senses and awareness.
An experience designed to sublimate the work of art
The broadcast of Les Larmes d’Eugénie required cutting-edge technical and artistic expertise:
- Perfect synchronisation: Simultaneous VR projection on 80 headsets, ensuring a seamless experience for all viewers.
- Technological and artistic harmony: A seamless transition between virtual reality and live performance.
A scenography designed for collective immersion
- Perfect synchronisation: 80 spectators equipped with VR headsets experience the work simultaneously,
- Bold transition: after the VR viewing, the audience is treated to a live performance in which the opera singers extend the experience.
- Meticulous staging: the seating arrangements and the lighting and sound ambience enhance each stage of the experience, immersing the audience in both artistic and environmental reflection.
VR expertise for large-scale projects
After Les Larmes d’Eugénie, we continue to work with other prestigious institutions to enhance their projects.
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