Éclats de verre; this multicolored installation in Place Émilie-Gamelin, Montreal created by the three performing designers: Félix Dagenais, Louis-Xavier Gagnon-Lebrun and Eric Gautron. The main target was to beat Montreal’s winter blues, so they chose to introduce a cheerful light-based installation.
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People are invited to visit the 60 panes mesmerizing maze and enjoy a unique playful panorama. At night the spotlights illuminate with evasive colored reflections guiding visitors to the center of the reorganized fractured stained-glass windows.
Courtesy of Atomic3.
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