In Strasbourg, France, the annual summer projection mapping event started on Saturday, July 3, 2021, at the Strasbourg Cathedral (la place du chĂąteau).
In a word, projection mapping in 2021 feels like a quiet stream of vivid images. However, the images are not flowing in a bland manner, and it gives a pleasant feeling.
Illuminations de la Cathédrale 2021 is different from previous years
In previous years, Illuminations had a 15-minute video, and after the projection mapping was over, there was a 15-minute break for the audience to change.
In 2021, there was no such break, and the same images were shown repeatedly.
I believe this change is part of the countermeasure against the transmission of the new coronavirus (COVID-19), a measure to prevent people from becoming dense.
During the video, especially right after the projection mapping started, I felt it was difficult to get into the video because people were walking towards the exit. But, well, I think it's an unavoidable measure.
les illuminations de la Cathédrale de Strasbourg 2021 « Une Prairie Iumineuse »
Duration: Saturday, July 3 - Sunday, August 29, 2021
Weekdays (Monday to Thursday) : 22h15 - 23h30
Weekend (Friday to Sunday) : 22h15 - 0h30
đ· Masks must be worn at the venue
La Cascade de la Presqu'Ăźle Malraux
At Presqu'Ăźle Malraux, the waterfall is illuminated. After seeing the projection mapping of the Strasbourg Cathedral, this waterfall is a little less impressive.
During the daylight hours, it is possible to get close to the waterfall by raft. Maybe it would be nice to cool off when the temperature is a little more summer-like đ„”
âđ» Illuminations de la CathĂ©drale de Strasbourg 2021
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