Fortune Teller - an Augmented Reality Experience

Fortune Teller

Interactive Projection + Augmented Reality Experience · Novembre Numérique 2025

15 November to 4 December 2025

Art Gallery Alliance Française de Chandigarh (Sector 36A next to Hibiscus Garden)

Mon – Sat | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm & 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Opening : Saturday 15 November – 11:00 am

Free & open to all

About the immersive experience

Fortune Teller is an interactive projection in which the spectator is confronted by Nature Spirits. The spirits follow one another in a frenzy until the viewer triggers one of them. This encounter crystallizes a personal message and a dreamlike setting inspired by the movements of Nature.

Fortune Teller is also accompanied by an augmented reality narrative made up of spirits incarnated in the objects. Some are hidden others can be seen and still others want to chat. Following these different encounters like a book in which you are the hero the spectator will find a life companion.

The Institut français in India and the Alliance Française network are delighted to present this digital and immersive installation as part of Novembre Numérique 2025. An invitation to explore new worlds — inner dreamlike and yet-to-come — and to (re)discover our space as a place of encounters and dialogues nestled in the lush Hibiscus Garden — Garden of Fragrance area.

Don’t forget your smartphone or tablet — the spirits get shy if they can’t be scanned.

About Novembre Numérique

Every November Novembre Numérique (Digital November) led by the Institut français and its global network celebrates digital cultures in all their forms. For its ninth edition in 2025 this international event invites audiences to explore the creative and social dimensions of the digital world. It features immersive art artificial intelligence web creation and new audiovisual formats.

Biography Julie Stephen Cheng

Julie Stephen Chheng an Arts Décoratifs de Paris graduate works in books design and scenography. Her notable projects include Uramado and Pliés Coupés Décalés. Formerly artist-in-residence in Hong Kong and digital arts laureate in Kyoto she designs Hermès displays and develops interactive exhibitions exploring nature through playful narratives bridging real and virtual worlds.