When you click to enter the online virtual exhibition component of Biennale de l’Image en Mouvement from the landing page, you are immediately dropped into what appears as a typical street view on Google Maps. After a few seconds the image slowly begins to rotate in circular pans to allow you to take in the immediate environment, which is a representation of a block in the city of Geneva where Centre d’Art Contemporain is located – a post-industrial building that is the site of the Biennale exhibition. A low hum of street noise fills the soundscape, along with nondescript mood music that seems to be emanating from one of the Biennale’s commissioned video installations inside the space.
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