Eniarof

by Antonin Fourneau and Douglas Stanley

2005

Eniarof

by Antonin Fourneau and Douglas Stanley

2005

Digital art

Cultural outreach and education

Web creation

Video game

Installation

Stage performance

Workshop

Science and technology

Youth

Digital art

Cultural outreach and education

Web creation

Video game

Installation

Stage performance

Workshop

Science and technology

Youth

Eniarof is a revisited fun fair, a platform experimenting with other modes of interaction with the public. It questions what a funfair would be today with the same criteria of fun innovations as the fairgrounds of the last century and which saw the birth of cinema, elevators or even cotton candy.

Other

Suitable for all audiences

Without dialogue

Update : 23/01/2023

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The creators of each Eniarof are inspired by ancient and emerging popular cultures around the rules of "Dogmeniarof". Joyfully and unabashedly meet areas such as karaoke, lucha libre, video games, installations and artistic performances, B movies, and cabinet of curiosities to give birth to a friendly, but ephemeral, monster with heads , only definable under the denomination "this Thing which one names Eniarof".

On the initiative of Antonin Fourneau in 2005 when he was student at the École Supérieure d'Art d'Aix-en-Provence under the supervision of Douglas Edric Stanley. The event has been renewed for until now, both in France and abroad sometime more than one time by year. The project has mobilized many transdisciplinary artists : Niklas Roy, Florent Deloison, Sophie Daste, Jérémie Cortial, Boštjan Čadež, Raphaël Isdant, Jankenpopp, Kati Hyyppä, Manuel Braun, Onur Sönmez, ... Eniarof is also an opportunity to design new projects differently thanks to workshops organized before each event. The fun fair being the culmination point of these intense weeks of preparation.