The first film captures the summer energy of the PAD Saint-Tropez. The light, colors, and editing rhythm create a warm and vibrant vision of the exhibition.
The works fit into the atmosphere of the Côte d'Azur, between elegance, lightness, and the art of living. A production designed to convey the spontaneity of the place and invite the viewer to experience the exhibition as a summer interlude.
On the occasion of the PAD Saint-Tropez, Lucas Ratton and the Dina Vierny Gallery have envisioned an exhibition that brings their worlds together within the same scenography. Volante has created two complementary films, designed as two distinct interpretations of the exhibition: one is sunny, spontaneous, and summery; the other is more cinematic, dramatic, and artistic. Through these two approaches, the project reveals different facets of the works, the venue, and their staging, while affirming a visual identity unique to each film.
The first film captures the summer energy of the PAD Saint-Tropez. The light, colors, and editing rhythm create a warm and vibrant vision of the exhibition.
The works fit into the atmosphere of the Côte d'Azur, between elegance, lightness, and the art of living. A production designed to convey the spontaneity of the place and invite the viewer to experience the exhibition as a summer interlude.
The second film offers a darker and more artistic reading of the exhibition. The staging of the works, the play on contrasts, and a more contemplative editing transform the space into an almost theatrical universe.
This more dramatic approach highlights the materials, the silhouettes, and the dialogues between the exhibited pieces. A film designed as a complete artistic interpretation, straddling the line between exhibition capture and cinematic object.