Miguel Almiron

Lost human face, absent-present image, lurking in the meanders of the memory. Like a pilgrim anxious to lead us along the best path, Miguel Almiron describes the works of artists and researchers obsessed with this lost image, which they bring back to life through innovative techniques and in the most diverse socio-cultural environments.

From time immemorial, illusionist magicians have used the new technical means in their show.

The stereoscopic illusion is, most of the time, associated with digital images. Such approach occludes its history: indeed, the stereoscopic illusion is the result of a century of research, that aim at wondering people by manipulating their senses thanks to the impression of « relief » stereoscopic images give them.

From time immemorial, illusionist magicians have used the new technical means in their show.

From the stage to the cinema, from television to augmented and virtual realities, from circus performances to aquatic shows, the magician's practice has not ceased to be renewed and metamorphosed.

The stereoscopic illusion is, most of the time, associated with digital images. Such approach occludes its history: indeed, the stereoscopic illusion is the result of a century of research, that aim at wondering people by manipulating their senses thanks to the impression of « relief » stereoscopic images give them.