PULLMAN PARIS TOUR EIFFEL
In partnership with ARTPOINT, the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel offers you the experience of digital art. Each month, discover the video artworks of four of the most cutting-edge artists of the moment on the video wall located in the lobby. Find here the details of the current exhibition!
BONJOUR LAB
Bonjour Lab is a creative studio dedicated to the production of interactive and immersive experiences. Since 2013, the studio combines new technologies and visual poetry in order to offer custom creative experiences without limits. The studio mixes visual production techniques from the field of VFX and motion design (2D, 3D design, animation) with real-time imaging techniques from the field of video games. He is particularly specialized in the production of generative visuals.
Among the tools used are real-time production tools and their programming languages such as Unity 3D, Java, OpenGL or Javascript. In addition, the Adobe suite, Cinema4D and Houdini are also used. The sources of inspiration of the studio are wide, and extend as well in the field of art and design as in nature. It tends to explore the notions of forms, movements and materials that we can find all around us.
Surrounded by nature
Surrounded by Nature is a piece intended for immersive spaces that aims at exploring the notion of digital nature. This piece tends to explore a digital world freeing itself from physical and temporal barriers. Each plant of this world can have an infinite life cycle between growth and regrowth during which its chromatic aspect can also evolve.
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Surrounded by Nature
Surrounded by Nature is a piece intended for immersive spaces that aims at exploring the notion of digital nature. This piece tends to explore a digital world freeing itself from physical and temporal barriers. Each plant of this world can have an infinite life cycle between growth and regrowth during which its chromatic aspect can also evolve.
LUKE CONROY
Luke Conroy (1990) is an Australian artist, sociologist and teacher based in the Netherlands. His artistic practice is based on social observation and research that takes shape in photography, digital art, video, writing and various installations.
In his eclectic projects, the artist creates satisfying and emotional visuals that encourage consideration of human values, relationships and beliefs in various contexts. Luke’s works are inspired in part by his own subjective interpretations and interactions with the local community.
BALLET
The works created by the artist are usually inspired by an idea or visual image that he finds intriguing. From there begins an experimentation with color, texture, and movement. No piece is worked out in a premeditated way: everything is the result of a long experimentation. The artist wants each viewer to be able to lose himself in the work to find his own moment of intrigue.
Commençant par un gros plan d’une pièce de ballet, cette vidéo fait lentement un zoom arrière pour devenir une œuvre vidéo abstraite, inspirée du pointillisme.
BALLET
The works created by the artist are usually inspired by an idea or visual image that he finds intriguing. From there begins an experimentation with color, texture, and movement. No piece is worked out in a premeditated way: everything is the result of a long experimentation. The artist wants each viewer to be able to lose himself in the work to find his own moment of intrigue.
Commençant par un gros plan d’une pièce de ballet, cette vidéo fait lentement un zoom arrière pour devenir une œuvre vidéo abstraite, inspirée du pointillisme.
RAFAFANS
Rafafans Rafa is a Spanish artist currently based in Madrid. Specialized in collage, digital creation, and video art, the artist participates as a freelance in the creative direction of projects for various brands and companies such as Sonia Rykiel, Meliá, DelPozo, Barcelona Ajuntament, Gaston Curio, Bimba&Lola, Carlos Campos, Inditex etc. For over 15 years, he has exhibited his work internationally: New York, Shanghai, France, Sweden, United Kingdom, Spain, Argentina, Peru, etc.
To this freelance work, Rafafans adds an independent artistic practice, in which collage plays a prominent role as a language to produce unique works on paper. He also enjoys continually exploring new formats in which techniques that could be described as classical are combined with new practices and materials.
FULL COLOR
Through his artistic practice, Rafafans creates his own style and exploits it particularly in the context of museography, design, publishing, branding, fashion and illustration projects. The artist, who has exhibited all over the world, draws his inspiration from nature, the aesthetic universe of human anatomy, colors and textures.
FULL COLOR
Through his artistic practice, Rafafans creates his own style and exploits it particularly in the context of museography, design, publishing, branding, fashion and illustration projects. The artist, who has exhibited all over the world, draws his inspiration from nature, the aesthetic universe of human anatomy, colors and textures.
ANDREAS WANNERSTEDT
Andreas Wannerstedt is a self-taught digital artist and art director based in Stockholm who creates unique 3D sculptures and mesmerizing animations. Andreas’ world is both sophisticated and whimsical, with simple and playful geometric shapes in balanced compositions, as well as organic textures and harmonious color palettes.
Over the past 15 years, Andreas has created works for such well-known brands as Google, Adidas, Ikea, Spotify, Omega, Swarovski, Gucci, Burberry, and more. His animations have fascinated millions of viewers worldwide and his work has been featured on Behance Network, Designboom, Stash Magazine, Fubiz, Vimeo Staff-Pick, 9gag, UNILAD, VT, Huffington Post, Business Insider, LAD Bible, FWA, Designcollector and Mindsparkle Mag among others. As far as his tools are concerned, he mainly uses software such as Cinema 4D, After Effects and Photoshop.
FOLLOW THROUGH
The artist’s perfectly timed animations, like “Follow Through,” have often been described as “strangely satisfying,” as the overall effect they generate evokes a strangely hypnotic feeling that makes the viewer relaxed and even meditative. Although his animations are loosely based on real-world behaviors, they often go beyond the limits of possibility, friction, and gravity, and thus allow for perfect and infinite movement.
FOLLOW THROUGH
The artist’s perfectly timed animations, like “Follow Through,” have often been described as “strangely satisfying,” as the overall effect they generate evokes a strangely hypnotic feeling that makes the viewer relaxed and even meditative. Although his animations are loosely based on real-world behaviors, they often go beyond the limits of possibility, friction, and gravity, and thus allow for perfect and infinite movement.