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Vortex: in situ creation in Montreal

Vortex: in situ creation in Montreal

As part of the Lumino festival organized by the Partenariat du Quartier des Spectacles in Montreal, Nicolas Paolozzi created the in situ work Vortex. This luminous, airborne, streamlined creation is an immersive installation that generates a constantly changing atmosphere. Geometry, light and water intertwine to give viewers a unique visual and sensory experience. Comprising luminous octagons arranged on top of one another, the installation seems to float gently over the indoor fountain. Inspired by the architecture of Complexe Desjardins, the work is eco-friendly, being made from recycled and recyclable materials. Contemplating it produces a feeling of lightness that transports viewers to a world of dreams and imagination.

Exhibited from January to June 2025

Artist: Nicolas Paolozzi
Production: Module
Distribution: Scenitz

Photo & video: Alban Guerry-Suire

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Organ – in situ adaptation

Organ – in situ adaptation

On the occasion of Lueurs de Mantes light festival, artist Nicolas Paolozzi made an in situ adaptation of his audiovisual work Organ, in the stunning church of Mantes-la-Jolie.

At the crossroads of light and sound, Organ interacts with the architecture of the space, revealing and enhancing its beauty. Composed of LED tube panels and accompanied by a laser projection, it highlights the lines and volumes of the environment, transforming the structure into a true visual composition.

In sync with an enchanting musical score, the interplay of lights follows the rhythm with precision, heightening the intensity of the sensory experience. This immersive interaction creates a large-scale spectacle where light becomes an instrument and architecture, a vibrant stage of emotions.

Both lightweight and refined, Organ seamlessly blends into its surroundings, offering a poetic and majestic reinterpretation of the space. Its minimalist technical setup allows for a flexible and adaptable implementation while delivering a monumental and immersive experience.

 


Artist: Nicolas Paolozzi
Sound design: Baptiste Martineau
Production: Module
Distribution: Scenitz
Event: Lueurs de Mantes

Photos: Alban Guerry-Suire & Nicolas Paolozzi

 

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Lotus – Pléiades festival

Lotus : Pléiades festival

After a two weeks at Vincennes castle, Lotus joined the program of the Pléiades festival in Saint-Etienne, an event at the crossroads of art, science and technology. Visual and sound experiences, monumental or intimate, the artistic program presented invited the public to immerse themselves in a sensitive, poetic and symbolic universe.

Lotus is a floral landscape that unfolds in space, inviting spectators to wander freely. Light from the plant’s structure is diffused by its large leaves, creating a relaxing, evolving atmosphere. The Lotus flower, a positive symbol of renewal and spirituality, invites the viewer to engage in an individual or collective meditative experience. The dimensions of the work invert the relationship of scale: here, man is the size of an insect immersed in immense nature.

Artist: Nicolas Paolozzi
Sound design: Baptiste Martineau
Production: Module
Diffusion: Scenitz

Photos: Alban Guerry-Suire

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Lotus – Vincennes Light Castle

Lotus : Vincennes Castle of lights

When digital art meets heritage: Lotus was at Vincennes castle this October, next to Paris.

Lotus is a floral landscape that unfolds in space, inviting the viewer to wander freely. Light from the plant’s structure is diffused by its large leaves, creating a relaxing, evolving atmosphere. The Lotus flower, a positive symbol of renewal and spirituality, invites the viewer to engage in an individual or collective meditative experience. The dimensions of the work invert the relationship of scale: here, man is the size of an insect immersed in immense nature.

Artist: Nicolas Paolozzi
Sound design: Baptiste Martineau
Production: Module
Distribution: Scenitz

Photos: Alban Guerry-Suire

 

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Unity – Electropicales festival

Unity : Electropicales festival

UNITY was at Electropicales festival from October 4 to 13th, 2024

A thin and fragile structure to explore the concept of the links that shape our environment, forming a harmonious whole.
The installation is suspended in space and seems to float like an abstract representation of a whole: equilibrated and elusive.

Artist: Nicolas Paolozzi
Sound design: Baptiste Martineau
Production: Module
Distribution: Scenitz

Photos: Nicolas Paolozzi

 

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Lotus – Bilbao White Night

Lotus : Bilbao White Night

On June 14 and 15, the emblematic Lotus by artist Nicolas Paolozzi were presented at Gau Zuria Bilbao (White Night in Basque). Installed in the Euskalduna estanque, their petals of light were reflected in the water as the tide rose, creating a soothing, relaxing atmosphere.


The Lotus flower, a positive symbol of renewal and spirituality, invites individual and collective meditation. The dimensions of the work invert the relationship of scale: here, man is the size of an insect immersed in immense nature.

Artist: Nicolas Paolozzi
Sound design: Baptiste Martineau
Production: Module
Distribution: Scenitz

 

Photos : Nicolas Paolozzi

 

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Plans – Nuits sonores festival

Plans : Nuits sonores festival

Discover Module’s new scenographic creation for the emblematic Nuits Sonores festival, imagined in resonance with the festival’s artwork.
Presented on the night of Saturday May 11 at the Transbordeur, in conjunction with shows by Adult DVD, Rebeka Warrior, MRD, Anomalie Magnétique, Neskeh, P Errine, Cate Hortl & Malugi.

 

Artist: Nicolas Paolozzi
Production: Module
Distribution: Scenitz

 

Photo: Laurie Diaz

Tetra & Lotus – Copenhagen

Tetra & Lotus: Copenhagen

In February, the Tetra and Lotus installations were at Denmark’s iconic Copenhagen Light Festival. For a month, Nicolas Paolozzi’s two installations showed two of the city’s parks in a different light.

Artist: Nicolas Paolozzi
Sound design: Baptiste Martineau
Production: Module
Distribution: Scenitz

 

Photos : @copenhageninsight & CLF