Exhibition MICRO_MAPP | MAPP_MTL Festival 2024

As part of the international projection mapping festival - MAPP_MTL 2024, from September 24 to October 13 discover the MICRO_MAPP exhibition at Le Livart with artists Étienne Varin, Dalkhafine and Thaïla Khampo. The theme of the exhibition will be Perspectives, an invitation to question, to explore the labyrinths of consciousness and to embrace the infinite wealth of interpretations.

Étienne Varin Conductor of light, sound and image, who draws his inspiration from the beauty of butterfly wings, the iridescence of oil puddles and the refraction of water drops. Always on the lookout for out-of-the-ordinary mediums in which to exhibit not just what pleases the eye, but above all what pleases the heart. What's important is to catalyze emotions in the viewer, to resonate with their colorful intentions, and to touch the eyes of those who take the time to observe. https://etiennevarin.com/

Tape Mapping merges traditional mural art with technology, metamorphosing simple outlines into a series of vibrant and captivating compositions. A succession of animated projections will paint the mural, transforming its static patterns into an evolving, three-dimensional, and mesmerizing environment.

Dalkhafine French-Canadian based between Paris and Montreal, Dalkhafine distinguishes herself as a multidisciplinary artist. After experience in live shows and animated films, she developed a singular artistic universe, characterized by collaborations with brands (Adobe, Adidas, Redbull) and musical artists (Jain, Pharrell). Inspired by the 90s and guided by her desire to convey a positive message, her work is marked by the use of bright colors and black outlines. Whatever the field she explores, her love of art and drawing remains the common thread. Whether through art direction, illustration, motion design or painting, she approaches each medium as an infinite playground for her creativity.

Thaïla Khampo Thaïla Khampo is a Montreal-based illustrator. He loves patterns, mystery, beautiful stories, naive art, caustic humor, simplicity and images that tell stories.