Julie Vallée-Léger
Scénographe
Photos de GSM Project et Stacey Evans
Projet de la Thomas Jefferson Foundation à Monticello en Virginie, États-Unis. 2018
Firme de design : GSM project
Direction du projet : François Bellumeur
Direction de création : Geneviève Angio-Morneau
Dramaturgie et scénario : Naima kristel Philipps
Scénario, mise en scène et scénographie : Julie Vallée-Léger
Animation : Couleur.tv
Intégration : Couleur.tv et GSM project
Conception sonore : Guido DelFabro
Coordination : Marie-Soleil Viau
Extrait de la page de GSM project:
‘‘The Mountaintop Project is a landmark initiative by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation to unearth the history of slavery at Monticello. The Foundation has worked to restore spaces never seen before by the public where members of the enslaved community lived and worked. Among these, an exposed kitchen revealing an archeological dig and a reconstructed textile workshop will shed light on the role this community played in American history. For the first time, visitors will also see the home the third president shared with his wife Martha before the mansion was built.
GSM was enlisted to add a layer of context to exhibition spaces in the South Wing and on Mulberry Row. As part of this endeavor, we created an immersive installation to tell the story of Sally Hemings in the room where she is thought to have lived and raised her children.’’
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