Immersive Media Art

Atelier des Lumières was opened in an old foundry located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris in 2018.
This digital exhibition was a great success by attracting more than 1 million visitors in only 6 months after opening in April 2018. Still, people from around the world continue to visit the venue to enjoy the artworks.

The immersive media art® was first unveiled in 2012 in France. Since then, it has been used as an efficient tool for urban regeneration projects and contributed to revitalizing the local economy by transforming old schools and factories into artistic places in a short period of time with a low budget.
Carrières des Lumières was open in 2012 with the introduction of immersive media art® at the cave of an old quarry located in Les Baux-de-Provence. The population of the city has declined to 150,000 since the quarry was closed in 1935.
The exhibition has served as an opportunity to transform Les Baux-de-Provence into a tourist destination where approximately 600,000 people visit each year as of 2016.

Bassins des Lumières, the world's biggest digital art center, was unveiled in 2020.
Constructed in the submarine base in Bordeaux, Bassins des Lumières presents a monumental exhibition for great artists.
The size of submarine base is 3 times bigger than Carrières des Lumières and 5 times bigger than Atelier des Lumières.