Bringing Avant-garde art to life in a multimedia exhibition

Kyiv, Ukraine, September 2014

"Avant-garde – the Space of Colors and Forms" is the second multimedia exhibition by Front Pictures, which features works of 12 prominent artists. It brings the audience into a world of shining colors and revolutionary forms of avant-garde painting.

Thanks to animation and spatial video-design, the spectator experiences the lyricism and tenderness of portraits by Modigliani and meets the mysterious radiant animals of Franz Marc. In digital form, the dramatic expressionism of Kirchner overwhelms the viewer, while Delaunay’s Orphism is charmingly quaint. Intricate special effects make a meeting with the character of the famous painting "Scream" by Edvard Munch unforgettably real. 3D modeling energizes abstract paintings by Kandinsky and brave geometry in the works of Malevich.

When creating the exhibition, Front Pictures used the whole range of multimedia technologies to transform the conventional two-dimensional avant-garde art by adding third-dimensional depth and volume. The imagery and characters of the paintings come alive and immerse the spectators into lifelike worlds that are full of visual magic.

A unique projection panorama, which combines the synchronic images from 52 projectors, conveys the whole variety of color and fine picture details with crystal clarity. Today, this technical setup holds the world record for the largest number of projectors controlled by a single video server.

Enhanced by the beautiful music and informative voiceover, this multimedia show fills the gallery space with an extravaganza of light, colors, and forms, creating a complete presence effect for the audience.

The world premiere of the multimedia exhibition "Avant-garde. The Space of Colors and Forms" took place on September 19, 2014 in "A-Gallery" located in the "ART Mall" shopping center, Kiev