Gallery French Botafogo Alliance inaugurates exhibition "eMotion France Le Voyage Anime" which brings together photography and digital animation

The Alliance Française Gallery opens on 18 May, Friday, to 19 hours, the exhibition "France eMotion - The lively Travel " with 35 works, brought to life through augmented reality and take the viewer to rediscover the richness of French heritage.

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The show is a project conceived by Atout France, tourism development agency of France, in collaboration with the Institut Français, which brings together young international photographers, new technologies and French cultural landscapes.

To perform shows, four international photographers were summoned, closely with Muriel Enjalran, Curator of the exhibition: the Beninese Lead Ekpo, Brazilian Edu Monteiro, American David Schalliol and Spanish Lourdes Segade They traveled part of the territory with their cameras in hand. At random from his travels, they propose a unique look at the diversity of cultural heritage and landscape of France.

Then, to give life to the captured images, French artists Julie Chheng and Thomas Pons They imagine an animated character circling and turning in photos, thanks to a mobile application of augmented reality, that is simple, free and accessible to all.

France eMotion It is an unprecedented artistic experience, the encounter between photography and digital animation, that will make viewers dive into an amazing journey and rediscover the great wealth of France. The viewer is invited to wander through the paths surrounding fortifications and castles parks, going through contemporary museums and exhibitions and admire the warheads of the abbeys and the arches of the bridges.

The vitality of the French cultural scene is translated every year by numerous openings of museums, ambitious renovation programs of monuments and the creation of festivals. A dynamism that plays strongly in favor of tourism: the appetite of international visitors by the French cultural offerings continues to rise.

The Brazilian photographer Edu Monteiro, author of "Mucem, Marseille "participates in the opening of the exhibition that will be acclimated from 18 de Mayo, Botafogo in the French Alliance Gallery.

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The Alliance Française celebrated 130 years of activities in Brazil 2015. Besides being a reference in the language, she is, no doubt, the most respected institution and known the world, when it comes to the spread of the French language and Francophone cultures. She has, currently, more than 850 units 135 countries, where they study about 500.000 students. In France, it has schools and cultural centers for foreign students. Brazil has the world's largest network of French Alliances with 37 associations and 63 units.

It is the only institution in Brazil authorized by the Embassy of France, to apply the tests that give access to international diplomas DELF and DALF, recognized by the French Ministry of National Education. The Alliance Française is also official examination centre for international testing validity of two years TCF (The French Knowledge Test) TEF and Canadian (French Assessment Test) and the national test valid for one year Capes (recognized by agencies CAPES and CNPq MEC). The French Alliance in Brazil develops partnerships with numerous French and Brazilian companies as well as being an essential actor of Franco-Brazilian cultural dialogue.

Service:
Exhibition: "France eMotion Animated Journey"
Opening (with the presence of the photographer Edu Monteiro): Friday, 18 de Mayo, at 19h
Visitation: from 18 de Mayo
French Alliance Gallery Botafogo
Rua Muniz Barreto, 746, Botafogo
From Monday to Friday, from 09h to 19h
Saturday, from 08h to 12h
(21) 3299-2000
Free entry

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Organization: OF Rio.

Support: Consulate Rio, Institut Français Brazil, Air France, TV5, Atout France, France.fr, Institut Français.

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