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A pioneering immersive audiovisual experience in a cinema inspired by the film '2001: A Space Odyssey' by Stanley Kubrick. An experimental and futuristic work that activates the audience's sensory stimuli by fusing sound effects and surrounding music with visual content that interacts on two surfaces: the cinema screen and a monolith, creating a 3D space in the than to delve into.
On Friday 10th of May, at Kubrick cinema in Vilafranca del Penedès, the musical composer Roger Subirana and the visual artist Silvia Isach, aka Sínoca, carried out a pioneering experience in audiovisual mapping in a cinema. An evening that was the first of the acts with which the Kubrick cinema celebrated its 25th anniversary. The scenario that shaped it was characterized by an installation consisting of two screens: the film itself, 9 meters wide, and a second screen in the form of a monolith, creating a 3D space. The show was an unprecedented immersive, emotional, experimental, transgressive and futuristic videomapping inspired by Stanley Kubrick's "2001: Odyssey of Space" film titled "Kubrick's Odyssey". An innovative show that activates the sensory stimuli passing through the screen thanks to the fusion of sound effects and music with images on both surfaces. We managed to create something new both for ourselves and for spectators, using experimentation with the sounds and the 3D image that reacts to them.
This innovative show formula brought the potential of the cinemas to light introducing them to new formulas with which the cinemas can attract another type of audience, as well as the cinéfil itself, and make cinema one much more attractive space for culture in a much broader sense than the current one.
