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Sites on study for the Cosmic Clock’s
itinerary
Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris
Humayun's Tomb, New Delhi
Workshop by Dominique Barthassat,
DAV Institutions, Jaipur, India, 2005
sharing the knowledge
east-west cultural dialogue
The Cosmic Clock’s innovation conceived by Dominique Barthassat and ALCOREO Team, also contributes to evolving the notion of humanitarian aid by providing easy access to this technological tool (i.e. for the resource less).
Thanks to its small mobile infrastructure, ALCOREO can stir things up in art production habits. Our challenge is to manage significant macro-events for sustainable tourism and to regulate production’s costs in order to get a return on investment. This income will also contribute to promoting humanitarian ‘on-site causes’.
Thanks to its active and ‘reactive’ technological foresight, ALCOREO can collaborate with the synergies and creative forces on site. Alcoreo's founders have chosen singular and emblematic sites for the Cosmic Clock’s international itinerary in order to contribute to the maintenance of their heritage and generate new intercultural dialogues.
One of the main purpose of this itinerary between creation and technology, is to encourage the emergence of a new imaginarium in cultural dialogue, more specifically between East and West.
Workshops will be organised on the edege of the Cosmic Clock's Sound & Light event, to make this efficient instrument available to schools and universities.