The Great Story of the Endless Drawing

by Elly Oldman, produced by Association Electroni[k]

2019

The Great Story of the Endless Drawing

by Elly Oldman, produced by Association Electroni[k]

2019

Digital art

Cultural outreach and education

Immersive experience

Innovative book

Comic books

Augmented reality

Workshop

Social media

Environment

Youth

Digital art

Cultural outreach and education

Immersive experience

Innovative book

Comic books

Augmented reality

Workshop

Social media

Environment

Youth

Nominée au prix Hors Cases de la Sofia à Lyon 2020

It all began with the crazy idea of an endless drawing on Instagram : @theinfinitedrawing. In a graphic style of her own, Elly Oldman displays all her creativity and overflowing imagination. 600 publications and 18,000 follower later, she imagines a giant and evolving fresco, to be discovered in its integrity on the wall ans as giant puzzle on the ground, Elly Oldman's exhibitiontells us a funny and incredible tale, with a background on ecological and environmental issues/

Smartphone, Tablet

Suitable for all audiences

from 1 to 60 minute(s)

French, English

Update : 15/05/2024

Mon dessin est une poubelle sans Fin - TEDx

The Great Story of The Infinite Drawing

"The Great Story of The Infinite Drawing" extract (Elly Oldman)

"The Great Story of The Infinite Drawing" (Gwendal Le Flem)

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Voilah Festival - Arts in your Neighborhood Festival - Singapour (Voilah festival)

Rennes (Gwendal Le Flem)

Alt Ash (Aoi Nakamura)

Rennes (Gwendal Le Flem)

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The Great Story of the Endless Drawing tells the story of a little girl, her robot and a little goat who go on an adventure on an imaginary planet to fight the very, very bad Platastics, collect waste and help the inhabitants. The exhibition is an ideal medium for discussing many ecological issues with the public, while having fun.

The exhibition consists of a graphic fresco measuring 2.37m by 5.05m (approximately 12m2), divided into 24 A1 panels (84.1 x 59.4 cm - landscape orientation).

For exhibitions abroad, the wall fresco is sent as a digital file either broken down or in its entirety, depending on the format and printing medium chosen, and for the floor version, a graphic checkerboard of the same size made up of 48 A2 tiles (42.0 cm x 59.4 cm - portrait orientation)

A dedicated application must be downloaded, preferably on a tablet, in order to use the videos in augmented reality. Mediation documents telling the story of the characters in the fresco, games or colouring and a list of 96 characters to look for in the fresco are provided by the artist. Support materials for mediators are also provided to help them understand this unusual and complex work.