At the Jules Guesdes entrance in the new So Ouest shopping center in Levallois, on a 16-meter-high wall, a gallery of portraits showcases a multitude of 19th-century paintings, photos from the 1950s, and three very contemporary screens.
Two screens display videos of almost frozen portraits, with slight movements surprising the observer, while the third screen displays portraits created via the interactive terminal. This terminal invites visitors to the center to take a photo of themselves and apply the filter of their choice to the snapshot.
The user can then publish their portrait on the large screen in the gallery of frames and, if they wish, provide their email address to receive the snapshot of the frame wall incorporating the portrait they created.