Robert Einbeck's SERENITY SPACE PROJECT Page
Robert Einbeck
With the support of
the French Ministry of
Solidarity and Health
Robert Einbeck
With the support of the
french ministry of Culture

SCIENTIFIC, ARTISTIC AND
AUDIOVISUAL SPACE MINUTES OF SERENITY AND ANTI-STRESS

FOR HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS
AND NURSING STAFF


Service of Professor Pascal Leprince Hospital La Salpêtrière Paris
Robert Einbeck
Under the auspices of Adicare

Video of simulation of 3 minutes
closely coordinated with the video-designer Eglé Vismante and the music composer Marie-Jeanne Serero

THANK TO :

DYVIN

DYVIN

LYON’S CLUB

LYON’S CLUB

LES FOULEES DE L’ASSURANCE

LES FOULEES DE L’ASSURANCE

L’ACEF

L’ACEF

L’ACPCLD

L’ACPCLD



Robert Einbeck
Article published in page 66 of the french magazine Top Santé of May 2019 with a circulation of 340,600 copies.

This project follows upon research done in 1983 by Robert Einbeck, which was an international first. It centered on the effects of colors relating to coronary diseases and was performed by a multidisciplinary team consisting, among others, of cardiologists, a methodologist, an ophthalmologist, a light engineer, a computer scientist, and a psychologist. It took place in the department of Prof. Bourdarias at the AmbroiseParé Hospital in Boulogne Billancourt. Click here to access to the results in a French report and a few French press articles.

THE PROJECT

The project Minutes of Bliss and Anti-Stress for hospitalized patients and nursing staff in the cardiology department of La Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris is the result of studies previously made. Its goal is not merely to provide moments of serenity and wellbeing to the sick, their visitors, and the nursing staff, but also to give them an unusual experience directly linked to the healing process. Patients will be immersed in an environment of colors and light that will move around them very slowly to offer them the utmost in relaxation. Click here to access the ADICARE letter from Pr. Iradj Gandjbakhch and Pr. Pascal Leprince.


1. Artistic creation of the space by Robert Einbeck, which will become a reality in evolving sequences of large wallpaper areas to serve for the execution of the final implementation.


2. Building a reduced wooden model of the architectural framework to be adapted in such a way that it can be taken apart, will be made so that the artistic work can be inserted into the defined space while following the required restrictions of safety and hygiene.


3. Elaboration of the new technologies that will relate to dividing, transforming, and projecting certain parts of the work into the space so that they will come to life like a ballet of shapes and signs, providing them with movements of different chromatic and light variations.


4. Starting with the completed material, the realization of a 3D virtual-reality model will allow for the space to be envisioned and be moved in as if one were there.