Less recommended for iPad 1.

Flatland is an ambitious editorial and curatorial project that is shaping the future of interactive books: Thierry Fournier and his team have truly opened the exhibition’s landscape to a reading experience. The borders between document, experience, and work of art are blurred, with both intelligence and curiosity. Art critic J. Emil Sennewald sheds light on, and contextualizes, these new approaches. We are very proud to broadcast this edition – free of charge until March 10th. The future is just around the corner. Don’t miss out.
Art Book Magazine

Flatland is dedicated to the Augmented Window curatorial project, directed by artist Thierry Fournier: a real time interactive window on a landscape serving as a curatorial protocol. Presenting 3 exhibitions, the works of 20 artists and texts by 5 authors, this groundbreaking catalogue exploits the full potential of tablets by providing different chapters according to its orientation as well as infinite scroll, transparencies, videos, sound, interactivity, and much more. You get the equivalent of a fully bilingual 420 pages book. This catalogue can be discovered in dialog with Augmented window on iPad, also available on App Store.
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with Benjamin Laurent Aman, Ivan Argote, Christelle Bakhache et Clément Feger, David Beytelmann, Marie-Julie Bourgeois, Pierre Carniaux, Grégory Chatonsky, Jean Cristofol, Céline Flécheux, Juliette Fontaine, Thierry Fournier, Simon Hitziger, Marie Husson, Tomek Jarolim, François Parra, Jean-François Robardet, Marcos Serrano, Antoine Schmitt, collectif Breton Cristofol Fournier Robardet.

Developement Flatland Stanislas Schoirfer, Fonte Bartok par Sarah Kremer, translation Clémence Homer 

Caution: given the weight of the book, the download time is approximatively 10 minutes.