111 A-L

A question that everyone has already asked themselves when raising their eyes to the sky: “Are we alone in the universe? ". A true source of imagination and place of fantasies, space obsesses, fascinates and motivates scientists in space research and their quest for extraterrestrial life. But these worry by the upheaval that this would cause. Whether humanity is ready or not, advances in science and technology are enabling new discoveries that elevate thoughts.
The constellations represent an archaic way of locating the stars. A distribution that covers the entire sky and retains a power of imagination for those who observe them. This landmark allows the general public to situate the new discoveries of researchers. Like those of the first exoplanets, from 1995, which revived more than ever the hopes of discovering a form of extraterrestrial life. Water is the essential element for the conquest of space by man.
111A-L immerses the viewer in a journey through space to K2-18B, an exoplanet discovered in its habitable zone with an atmosphere where water vapors and even clouds are likely to form. Planet with a large rocky body, composed of iron, silicate and ice water, enveloped in hydrogen and helium. Its distance from its star suggests that liquid water may be on the surface on its illuminated side.
The water interferes with the light. Here reflecting, there fading away. Water guides the design of our project and has therefore become essential in our approach. Our experience allows us to define principles, notions, tools and creative processes that feed our connection to water, in all its forms and to the meeting of light and sound.