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[IR]Rationnel, 2010
Michal Seta -
[IR]Rationnel, 2010
Michal Seta -
[IR]Rationnel, 2010
Michal Seta
[IR]rationnel
Curator
In conjunction with the Montreal Science Centre and the Conférence régionale des élus de Montréal, Molior presents [IR]Rationnel, the interactive sound installation by artist Michal Seta.
For a second straight year, a Molior artistic installation will be featured at Eureka! Festival: Science Here, There and Everywhere. At the 4th edition, which runs from June 11 to 13 at Montréal’s Quays of the Old Port, visitors will have the opportunity to explore [IR]Rationnel, an installation that uses digital technology: set up in its own tent, it gives visitors the opportunity to experiment with this responsive, colourful universe on their own or in groups.
[IR]Rationnel is a project that allies arts and science. It aims to create a unique experience on festival grounds, where over a hundred interactive, entertaining and educational activities are on the line-up. Initiated by Montréal’s Conférence régionale des élus (CRÉ), the Eureka! Festival is put on by the Montréal Science Centre, with financial participation from the Gouvernement du Québec.