Paris welcomed the New Year and bid farewell to 2014 in grandiose fashion, under the impetus of Madame la Maire!
Mairie de Paris
Organizer
Comité des Champs-Elysées
Producer
Les Petits Français
Concept, show design, artistic and Production
Martin Arnaud, Artistic Director
Marilyn Kuentz, Artistic Producer
Original soundtrack
Pascal Lengagne, Composer
Philippe Villar, Composer
Video mapping
François Simerey, Image designer and 3D modeling
Spectre Lab, Image designers
Marc Vidal
Arsène
Philippe Granier
Gilles Chapalain
Pierre-Alexandre Loy
Christophe Bertiaux, Image designer
Ugo Cassanello, 3D Coordinator
Jeff Couturier, 3D modeling
Light design
Antonio de Carvalho, Light designer
Pyrotechnics design and production
Fêtes&Feux
Jean-Éric Ougier, Artistic director
Pascal Ducos, Designer
Technicians
Emmanuel Celeyron
Adrien Teixeira
Yann Lisembard
Thomas Lisembard
Grégoire Brzezinski
Fabrice Gaignard
Simon Yorkston
Jeremy Brune
Technical direction and management
Damien Masset – Ico Evénements, Technical Director and Site Manager
Antoine Bertrand, Technical Director – Pre-Production
Magnum
Technical operations and production
Jérôme Chupin, Director
Christian Lescure, Operations Manager
Video team
Jose Alberto Da Silva Jorge
Richard Mahieu
Hadriana Ozanne
Francis Bouffart
Victor Gomez de Cedron
Benjamin Huille
Christophe Gillier
Mathieu Constantien
Fabrice Auchere
Light team
Jean-François Laczkowski
Bernard Delaporte
Christophe Hume
Enzo Radnai
Laurent Barats
Antoine Thiery
Didier Viot
William Tessier
Sébastien Meyer
Christophe Rigault
Sound team
Ivan Feder
Sylvain Pivaut
Edouard Dubus
Structures team
Eloïse Rude
Gery Demaret
Jean-Julien Svoboda
Rohanne Dimanche
Guillaume Esprit
Laurent Bregi
Jonas Koyanvale
Benoit Sort
Fréderic Reboul Salze
Arthur Babled
Photos
Xavier Guinchard
Serge Decoster
Henri Garat
Jean-Baptiste Gurliat
Show filming and editing
Xavier Guinchard – Nostro.fr
Mairie de Paris
Organizer
Comité des Champs-Elysées
Producer
Les Petits Français
Concept, show design, artistic and Production
Martin Arnaud, Artistic Director
Marilyn Kuentz, Artistic Producer
Original soundtrack
Pascal Lengagne, Composer
Philippe Villar, Composer
Video mapping
François Simerey, Image designer and 3D modeling
Spectre Lab, Image designers
Marc Vidal
Arsène
Philippe Granier
Gilles Chapalain
Pierre-Alexandre Loy
Christophe Bertiaux, Image designer
Ugo Cassanello, 3D Coordinator
Jeff Couturier, 3D modeling
Light design
Antonio de Carvalho, Light designer
Pyrotechnics design and production
Fêtes&Feux
Jean-Éric Ougier, Artistic director
Pascal Ducos, Designer
Technicians
Emmanuel Celeyron
Adrien Teixeira
Yann Lisembard
Thomas Lisembard
Grégoire Brzezinski
Fabrice Gaignard
Simon Yorkston
Jeremy Brune
Technical direction and management
Damien Masset – Ico Evénements, Technical Director and Site Manager
Antoine Bertrand, Technical Director – Pre-Production
Magnum
Technical operations and production
Jérôme Chupin, Director
Christian Lescure, Operations Manager
Video team
Jose Alberto Da Silva Jorge
Richard Mahieu
Hadriana Ozanne
Francis Bouffart
Victor Gomez de Cedron
Benjamin Huille
Christophe Gillier
Mathieu Constantien
Fabrice Auchere
Light team
Jean-François Laczkowski
Bernard Delaporte
Christophe Hume
Enzo Radnai
Laurent Barats
Antoine Thiery
Didier Viot
William Tessier
Sébastien Meyer
Christophe Rigault
Sound team
Ivan Feder
Sylvain Pivaut
Edouard Dubus
Structures team
Eloïse Rude
Gery Demaret
Jean-Julien Svoboda
Rohanne Dimanche
Guillaume Esprit
Laurent Bregi
Jonas Koyanvale
Benoit Sort
Fréderic Reboul Salze
Arthur Babled
Photos
Xavier Guinchard
Serge Decoster
Henri Garat
Jean-Baptiste Gurliat
Show filming and editing
Xavier Guinchard – Nostro.fr
On this exceptional night, the Place de l'Etoile became the crossroads where the city's emblematic monuments entered into dialogue thanks to the metamorphoses of the Arc de Triomphe.
Under the aegis of the Mairie de Paris and organized by the Comité des Champs-Elysées, more than 600 000 spectators attended a majestic show designed and produced by Les Petits Français on the "most beautiful avenue in the world".
On this exceptional night, the Place de l'Etoile became the crossroads where the city's emblematic monuments entered into dialogue thanks to the metamorphoses of the Arc de Triomphe.
A dynamic, interconnected Paris is expressed in the evolution of transport towards soft modes.
Paris, timeless world capital of art and culture, creation, and innovation.
The Arc takes on a catastrophic allure, acting as a spokesperson for the climate challenge to which Paris is committed at COP21, to be held in November and December 2015.
The last moments of 2014 transformed the Arc de Triomphe into a work of digital art, with the architecture changing perspective, multiplying tenfold and beating time by the second to mark the transition to the new year.
2015 is written in gold letters on the pediment of the building, giving life to a pyrotechnic crescendo that sets the sky over the Place de l'Etoile ablaze in a powerful chromatic evolution from warm tones to pure white.
