Anciennement appelée Place de la Martinière, on y retrouve en son centre les premières halles couvertes de Lyon. Datant du début du 19ème siècle, elles sont aujourd'hui toujours en activité.
Scattered across the black, reflective surface of an octagon, a set of lamps arranged in a circle light up in a hypnotic loop. The fine line of a laser then disrupts the curve of the lamps.
On Place Gabriel Rambaud, an industrial robot is enclosed in a confined space like a caged lion. A robotic arm which seems to have escaped from an assembly line moves around under a smoke-filled do
Place Gabriel Rambaud is covered with around 300 solar energy lamps linked to a weave of electroluminescent ribbons. Featuring shimmering effects, perforated designs, graffiti, films and mirrors, e
The audience, intrigued by this unidentified object which resembles a flying saucer which has landed on place Rambaud, looks on in wonderment at its changing colours. People move closer and Kontakt
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