The complexity of this event is to create a distinguished and refined birthday evening for a non-profit organization specializing in the collection and recycling of used electrical and electronic devi
For 15 years and 20 years, respectively of Ecobatterien and Ecotrel (organizations approved by the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development to assume the obligations of producers and importers of electrical and electronic equipment) .
For these non-profit organizations, Ghanimé Events treated the recycled material as an artistic material. Just as we can create a painting with paint, our desire is to use this raw raw material as an artistic material in order to create an aesthetic visual work using 3D modeling.
This technology makes it possible to give life to an inert material by tracing its history, its transformation and its future exploitation.
The challenge of this event is to restore the nobility of recycling and to bring a glamorous side to waste, the treatment and transformation of materials.
Our thinking focused on this following question: How can we create a refined and elegant event from recycled waste?
After visiting the various recycling centers in Luxembourg, France and Belgium, where we were able to see the dismantling of electrical and electronic devices and Batteries, and appreciate the resulting raw material.
The end result was quite surprising and reminded me of abstract works of art if we focused on the material only.
From this observation, we explored this artistic avenue by imagining that this raw raw material could be the very essence of an artistic visual work. We also wanted to breathe life into this material since recycled, it would be the component of a new object. So how do you give life to inert matter?
We chose music by Rafael Krux, which would be played live during the video mapping at MUDAM (Museum of Modern Art).
