The Bauhaus is 100 years old! And even 101 years! Architecture, objects, fashion, dance, or even graphic design: this art school founded in Germany left its mark on the 20th century and inspired entire generations of creators. In a quirky and irreverent tone, the animated web series "101 years of Bauhaus" tells us about the unique heritage of this genuine artistic movement, and how our daily lives are still marked and influenced by its aesthetics and philosophy.

One night, little Nemo is awakened by an emissary of King Morpheus: the monarch requires his presence as soon as possible. The child then follows the strange messenger into the wonderful and disturbing world of dreams: Slumberland... Created in 1905, "Little Nemo in Slumberland" is the first masterpiece of the comic strip. Today, through the magic of Virtual Reality, this animated fiction projects the public again, more than 100 years later, into the impossible kingdom of Slumberland.
Directed by Arnaud Desjardins, produced by Femme Fatale Studio.

Virtual Reality experience produced by Femme Fatale Studio and directed by Arnaud Desjardins. The studio is in charge of writing, art direction, 3D modeling, Unreal development and sound production.

Identity and Title design of the web series for the production company Les Quatre Cents Films. The studio is in charge of the Art Direction, Illustrations and Motion design.

Bauhaus:
Modernity
turns
100

Artistic direction

Illustration

101 years of Bauhaus

Les Quatre Cents Films

Little Nemo VR

Femme Fatale Studio

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