Edvard Munch's iconic painting unleashes its demons and ghosts in this VR documentary experience. Demons and supernatural elements from the canvas invade your space, drawing you into the painter's tormented psyche alongside natural phenomena, ghosts, and mummies. Interact with elements surrounding the artwork for a close encounter with its hidden inspirations and secrets.
Full 6DoF tracking works with HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and Leap Motion on PC. Voices by Paul Hamy and Ann Christine enhance the immersion, backed by Franck Weber's sound design. Art and horror enthusiasts drawn to interactive VR explorations will find a raw confrontation with the painting's chaos.
The most famous painting in the world releases its demons
The Scream by Edvard Munch is omnipresent. Its terror-twisted face has made such a deep and lasting impression on the collective imagination that it is even used for an emoji representing anxiety. But do you really know this iconic painting? Munch’s demons and ghosts emerge from the canvas to plunge you into the painter’s sources of inspiration, revealing quite a few precious secrets.
The privilege of going head-to-head with the famous masterpiece provides a spectacular immersion into the painter’s tortured psyche, bringing you up close and anxiously personal with natural and supernatural phenomena, ghosts and mummies. The canvas suddenly releases its demons and chaos invades every millimetre of your personal (virtual) space.
This breath-taking dive into Munch’s The Scream will not leave you unscathed.
- Immerse yourself into the world around this art piece and interact with it the elements around you
- Available on HTC Vive and Oculus Rift
- 6DoF Tracking, compatible with Leap Motion
A documentary experience by Sandra Paugam & Charles Ayats
With the voices of Paul Hamy & Ann Christine
Sound Design & Music: Franck Weber
Concept Artist: DeeMoes
Development: BackLight
Sound integration: TAPE
Coproduction: Cinétévé Expérience & ARTE France, in partnership with BackLight
With the support of the Centre National du Cinéma et de l'image animée
and the help from the regional council of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
