Videomapping Pro wins the projection contest of the Festival Luz y Vanguardias de Salamanca 2018
With the work Pneuma, Videomapping Pro has captured "subtlety of effects, the dynamism and coherence of the resources" in the projection on the façade of the City Hall of Salamanca.
The third edition of the Festival of Light and Vanguards 2018, that has been held from the 14 to the 17 of this month of June, The overall winner of the International Video Mapping Competition was the Valencian studio Videomapping Pro, with his work Pneuma, for which he has won an award of 15.000 Euros.
The façade of the Salamanca City Council (Collaborator of this contest, along with Iberdrola and under the organization of Communication Study) It has been the setting for the projection of the winning work, which the jury of experts has chosen for "the subtlety of the effects, dynamism and coherence in the resources used in Pneuma", and whose award has been presented by the mayor of this city, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco.
As defined by this videomapping studio, "Pneuma is an ancient Greek word that initially means 'breathing'. Making visible the invisible of a movement of air, where air transmutes into soft shapes in its trajectories with infinite nuances; imaginaries that vary from the softest and slowest to the most vivid and imposing, from the most powerful to the most subtle. It is a journey of breath where images leave their frame to become spaces of air movements. A oneirism of movement".
One of the novelties of this edition is that, on the occasion of the 800 anniversary of the University of Salamanca, The Consistory has awarded a special prize, endowed with 5.000 Euros, that has fallen to the work Urban Tree, created by Romanian artist Vali Chincisan. The jury valued this work for "its ability to bring together codes from different languages, like the one in the video game".
In addition to the façade of the Playa Mayor of Salamanca, the screenings have been held at the Casa de las Conchas, St. Stephen's Day, the New Cathedral and the Monterrey Palace, which has joined the festival this year with the work VTR, by Juan López, As he advanced Digital AV.
In its third edition, The festival has tripled the number of participants and its international projection, with twenty-nine artists and studios from Spain, Hungary, Italy, Romania, Austria, Tailandia, Canada, Mexico and Colombia.
The Audience Award is yet to be announced (endowed with 3.000 Euros), the winner of which will be announced once this edition ends, that viewers can still vote on the festival's website.
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