Nov 5, 2024, 2:44 PM
Nov 5, 2024, 2:44 PM
Associated Press

Damien Fontaine Reveals Groundbreaking Technology Behind Saint-Sulpice Spectacle

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Highlights
  • An immersive light show in Saint-Sulpice church features 360-degree video projections and immersive soundscapes.
  • The production includes over 350 performers and volunteers, enhancing the storytelling of French history.
  • This event highlights a rising trend in Paris of using technology to present historical churches artistically.
Story

A new immersive light show is taking place in the Saint-Sulpice church, Paris, illuminating its grand interiors with 360-degree video projections and advanced technology. This exhibition, called 'Paris Cœur de Lumières,' runs until November 23 and uses over 45 projectors to create a digital stage that displays the church's historical importance. Performers in historical costumes portray figures from French history, enriching the experience through narratives from the past. The production illustrates a trend in Paris to use light technology to showcase impressive church interiors, blending art with education.

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