Vitelsa carries out the AV installation of the exhibition 'Fernand Léger and modern life' for the IVAM

The company has carried out three different technological equipment installations depending on the requirements of each exhibition gallery..

The Valencian Institute of Modern Art (VAT) has inaugurated the exhibition Fernand Léger and modern life, co-production between this institution and the Tate Liverpool which brings together more than fifty paintings, drawings, movies, graphic designs, artist's books and canvases.

The objective of this exhibition is to show Léger's unique visual style in the intense experience of the Parisian metropolis of the first years of the 20th century., with collaborations with filmmakers and architects such as Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand. Besides, The exhibition presents Léger as a committed artist who defends an unwavering belief in the social function of art.

For the implementation of the audiovisual installations of this exhibition, whose museographic design has been carried out by Matra Museography, IVAM has once again relied on the experience of Vitelsa in the design, comprehensive production and equipment for exhibition centers, as well as in its comprehensive management based on the artistic requirements of the Curator of each exhibition..

In this project, Vitelsa has carried out three different installations within the exhibition, selecting the technology and specifications of the equipment used based on the requirements of each area., Therefore, different high-brightness Full HD projection systems have been used., that allow high quality images to be projected in different geometries adapted to the characteristics of the sample.

Two dual vision screens have been installed in the first audiovisual gallery, combined with synchronized Full HD projection systems so that the visitor can see the same images, regardless of where you are in the room and when you see them.

The objective sought for the second audiovisual gallery has been to create “a unique artistic experience”, in which the author's pictorial works are combined with a large-format projection of images and video of his films, All of this is completed with a professional surround sound system that provides a high-quality acoustic experience in the room.

In the third audiovisual gallery, a technological architecture similar to that of the first is used., synchronizing Full HD images projected on two dual vision screens, so that the visitor has a homogeneous view of the images shown from any point in the room.