THE ORIGINAL CONCEPT
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Image
Totale©

Whether in a book, newspaper, magazine, painting or screen, the image is always a prisoner, enclosed within a frame. Readers and viewers are looking at an imaginary world held captive by small, rigid structures.

"Le monde réel, qui est partout, avec le ciel, le sol, ses jeux d’ombres et de lumières, c’est l’Image Totale© » explique Albert Plecy. Annabelle Mauger et Julien Baron perpétuent et subliment ce savoir-faire français qui date de 1977. Les créateurs apportent une expertise artistique et technique qui donne une dimension nouvelle au concept d’Image Totale ©.

L’enjeu de l’Image Totale© est de libérer l’image de son cadre. Ainsi, l’intégrité de l’image est respectée et les émotions sont amplifiées. Annabelle Mauger explique que libérer l’image c’est aussi libérer le spectateur : « Chaque visiteur a le droit de déambuler, aussi longtemps qu’il le souhaite, dans tous les coins et recoins de chaque exposition immersive, afin véritablement de se sentir libéré de toute contrainte. » Le spectateur n’est plus passif, il devient une partie de l’image et interagit avec elle. L’Image Totale© offre une expérience unique, elle enveloppe le spectateur et le place au cœur de l’image.

key
dates

1955

Albert
Plécy

aims to encourage the exchange of ideas and innovation in photography.
He founded the "Gens d'Images" association with Jacques Henri Lartigue and Raymond Grosset.
12-10-22
Caption:
Albert Plécy, creator of the concept of Image Totale©, at work.

Joseph
Svoboda

When Joseph Svoboda shows him the « Mur d'images », in Montréal, in 1965, Albert Plecy can immediately see a new powerful concept : the integration of the viewer through the liberation of images. He names it Image Totale©

Carrières
de calcaire

In 1975, Albert Plécy visited the impressive limestone quarries of Les Baux-de-Provence, in the south of France, and immediately realized that this was the place he had been looking for for years.
Caption :
Development of Cathédrale d'Images quarries, approved by the mayor.

First
vernissage
APRIL 10, 1977

First opening of Cathédrale d'Images with the exhibition
« Les très riches heures du duc de Berry ».
Caption : First exhibition of Cathédrale d'Images « Les très riches heures du duc de Berry » en 1977.

Death of
Albert Plécy
10 AVRIL 1977

Albert Plécy dies, three weeks after the opening of Cathédrale d'Images. His wife Anne Plécy became the guardian of his legacy.

Annabelle
Mauger
SEPTEMBER 2001

Annabelle Mauger is working for Cathédrale d'Images for the first time, as a consultant, alongside the creation team (Dong & Charbonneau) for the "Portraits of China" show. Annabelle Mauger is in charge of communications and is working as an artistic advisor on the creation of the exhibition.

Julien
Baron

Julien Baron joins the Cathédrale d'Images team.

Van Gogh
exhibition

Annabelle Mauger took on the challenge of creating the 2008 Van Gogh exhibition in time for the opening on 27 February 2008. She produced the entire exhibition in a record time of 13 days. The exhibition ran from February 27th, 2008 to January 4th, 2009, and was a huge success.
Caption:
Imagine Van Gogh in 2008, the first digital immersive exhibition.

Good company

lililillilil, a creative company, is created by Annabelle Mauger & Julien Baron to promote and share the concept of Image Totale©.

La Grande
Halle

Imagine Van Gogh opens to the public at La Grande Halle de La Villette (Paris, France). Imagine Van Gogh in Paris was the first ever immersive exhibition to be presented in the French capital, before l'Atelier des Lumières or other immersive experience.
Caption :
Imagine Van Gogh, the first immersive exhibition in Paris

Imagine
Picasso
NOVEMBER 2019

Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron have created a new immersive show, Imagine Picasso, presented for the first time in Lyon. It's a show that breaks all the rules of immersive exhibitions, with a room only 4 meters high - half the height usually required.
Caption :
Making of Imagine Picasso, a major challenge

Imagine
Van Gogh
NOVEMBRE 2019

Imagine Van Gogh was presented in Montreal, becoming the first immersive exhibition to be presented in North America. It welcomed 200,000 visitors.
Caption :
Making of Imagine Van Gogh in Montreal

Edmonton
opening
JULY 2021

With the opening of Edmonton, Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron became the first directors to have 3 immersive exhibitions presented at the same time in Canada.
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