History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionSaint-Denis
From nightfall to midnight, the Jardin du Barachois transforms into an immersive open-air gallery of light. Projections and augmented reality honor the ancestors and commemorate the freedom won on December 20, 1848, weaving memory and Mozambican heritage into the tropical night.
Tips
December 12 at 9pm
Wander through the Jardin du Barachois after dark as luminous projections and mapping transform the garden into an immersive tribute to ancestors from RĂ©union and Mozambique. Augmented reality and artistic performances invite you to experience memory and connection under the stars until midnight.
December 13 at 7am
Step into a powerful act of collective remembrance. This outdoor installation displays the 11,333 names of enslaved people emancipated on December 20, 1848, printed on luminous white fabric in the Jardin du Barachois. Come help place the names and honor the ancestors who are part of RĂ©union's living history.
Saint-Denis
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionFrom nightfall to midnight, the Jardin du Barachois transforms into an immersive open-air gallery of light. Projections and augmented reality honor the ancestors and commemorate the freedom won on December 20, 1848, weaving memory and Mozambican heritage into the tropical night.
Tips
December 12 at 9pm
Wander through the Jardin du Barachois after dark as luminous projections and mapping transform the garden into an immersive tribute to ancestors from RĂ©union and Mozambique. Augmented reality and artistic performances invite you to experience memory and connection under the stars until midnight.
December 13 at 7am
Step into a powerful act of collective remembrance. This outdoor installation displays the 11,333 names of enslaved people emancipated on December 20, 1848, printed on luminous white fabric in the Jardin du Barachois. Come help place the names and honor the ancestors who are part of RĂ©union's living history.