Exposition ImmersION : dialogue entre liberté créative et rigueur scientifique

L'Aguillage

A dialogue between scientists and artists, the exhibition ImmersION can be discovered from June 26 to October 31, 2026 at L'Aiguillage. It stems from a project led by Lilay Gros-Desormeaux, a doctoral student at the Matériaux et phénomènes quantiques laboratory, in collaboration with L'Aiguillage, an artistic creation and exhibition venue, whose artists were hosted at the laboratory. The art and science exhibition ImmersION will be held from June 26 to October 31, 2026 at L'Aiguillage. This project brings together some thirty artistic works inspired by the scientific research conducted within the Trapped Ions division of the Quantum Information Technologies (QITe) team of the Matériaux et phénomènes quantiques laboratory, with the ambition of conveying to the public the sensitive and wondrous dimension of their working environment and their scientific inquiries. The exhibition invites the public to immerse themselves in the world of the laboratory through several artistic mediums: the vivid colors of lasers splash across canvases in painting and pigments, the gold-covered surfaces of ion traps are captured through the artists' lenses, the clicking of switches that punctuate our sequences transforms into a soundscape, while visitors wander among the racks and oscilloscopes in an immersive virtual reality experience. The project is led by Lilay Gros-Desormeaux, a doctoral student at the Matériaux et phénomènes quantiques laboratory (UMR 7162, Université Paris Cité / CNRS) within the QITee team. This project was carried out in collaboration with L'Aiguillage, an artistic creation and exhibition venue, whose artists were hosted at the laboratory to discover its instruments, experiments and the underlying physical concepts. The works presented are the result of this dialogue between creative freedom and scientific rigor. Event poster; Credits: L'Aiguillage

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