Mimesis
ClosedFrom September 2 to November 4 2020
1st prize of the jury
Camera with a macro lens + photography book + Safran goodies
2nd prize of the jury
Photo and video drone + photography book + Safran goodies
3rd prize of the jury
Microscope with digital eyepiece + photography book + Safran goodies
1st prize of the wipplayers
A fine art print of the winning photo + photography book + Safran goodies
2nd prize of the wipplayers
A fine art print of the winning photo + Safran goodies
3rd prize of the wipplayers
A fine art print of the winning photo + Safran goodies
Description
Description of the contest Mimesis
Closed From Sep 2 to Nov 4 2020
Safran
For decades Safran has been operating in the aeronautics (propulsion, equipments, airplanes interiors), defense and space fields. With the high tech products that we build, make and maintain, we create relationships of trust with each of our partners everyday. It's this trust that gives women and men working for Safran the audacity to always go further in fields where technology matters the most.
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Sciences et Avenir
Understanding the future through science.
With a journalistic approach and a positive, responsible tone, Sciences et Avenir offers an essential culture for understanding and acting in our world.
For our 3 million readers, our nearly 9 million Internet fans each month on our Website, our 2 million facebook friends and 130,000 Twitter subscribers, Sciences et Avenir deciphers current advancement in science, in dialogue with researchers/creators of new ideas. Our magazine is also engaged in the fight against fake news, which is proliferating in the scientific and medical world.
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Musée des Arts et Métiers - le cnam
The Musée des Arts et Métiers is one of the most ancient technical and industrial museum of the world. As a component of the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam), its history is closely linked to it.
Since its foundation in 1794, its collections have widen with many additions, precious testimonies of the evolution of scientific knowledge and technical progress. The museum has now an exceptional collection, remarkable in volume (close to 80,000 objects and 15,000 drawings) and in diversity with the multitude of thematic it covers. Through seven big collections (Scientific instruments, Materials, Construction, Communication, Mechanics, Energy and Transport), the museum presents around 2,500 objects which reflects the various facets of the sciences and techniques history.
It’s a opportunity to discover one of the most atypical places : the Saint-Martin-des-Champs former priory which was considered the “temple” of technique during the French Revolution. Among the most remarkable pieces, you can discover Jacques Alexandre Charles’s physics cabinet and Antoine Laurent Lavoisier’s laboratory, Louis Ferdinand Berthoud’s clocks collection, Jacques Vaucanson’s loom, the Chappe telegraph, the Cugnot fardier or Clément Ader’s Plane number 3.
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