Vernissage "Abd el-Kader", MuCEM
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- Apr 6, 2022
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Updated: Apr 2
Vernissage of the exhibition Abd el-Kader
📍MuCEM, Marseille
▪️ Installation iDzia : the sound, the light, the stage
Vernissage "Abd el-Kader", MuCEM
The exhibition presented at MuCEM shines a light on the figure of Abd el-Kader, highlighting his historical and intellectual significance. Through the most recent research, new sources, and unpublished collections, it traces the chronological thread of his life and explores key aspects of his personality and actions. Beyond the praise and criticism he received, the ongoing fascination he inspires invites a deeper understanding of his human experience, which is rich in lessons for both present and future generations.
Abd el-Kader, a 19th-century Algerian military and spiritual leader, represents a central figure in the history of resistance to colonization. His journey intertwines military, spiritual, and intellectual dimensions, marked by periods of glory and decline, and it has profoundly shaped the history of both Algeria and France. The goal of this exhibition is to restore a full understanding of this complex and often misunderstood figure by offering a more nuanced and human perspective on his life.
The opening of the exhibition, attended by an engaged and passionate audience, was a significant event. The technical installations provided by iDzia played a crucial role in showcasing the exhibition. With state-of-the-art sound equipment, we created an immersive atmosphere that allowed visitors to fully immerse themselves in the story of Abd el-Kader. The lighting highlighted the objects, photographs, and historical documents on display, creating both dramatic and poetic atmospheres in perfect harmony with the exhibition’s theme.
Video projections allowed spectators to delve into key moments of his life while offering enriching visual perspectives on his legacy. This work was carefully executed, considering both the exhibition's objectives and the sensory experience of the visitors.
The exhibition is open from April 6 to August 22, 2022, and aims to be a place for reflection, memory, and cultural dialogue. It is an event not to be missed for those looking to discover or rediscover the life and work of Abd el-Kader through a modern and enriching approach.
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