The context 🧑🏻‍💻

Each year my University - IUT Bordeaux Montaigne and the Musée de Beaux Arts de Bordeaux create an special night where the digital world and art come together called Bacchanight. The purpose of this event is to invite students to revisit and reinterpret the museum's permanent collections and temporary exhibitions and in our case, doing it using the digital world.

What did we develop? 🤓

With my group called Allela (also a freelance collective), we developed D-Teye.

What’s that?

It consisted of a web application developed on Next.js and TailwindCSS, the story behind was that a malware infected the event and reinterpreted (at its manner) two different paintings from the museum and created “fake” stories of them.

The storytelling takes you to find the differences between the original paintings and the malware-infected ones using a short game-type search on the users mobile devices. ,,

What did I learn? 🧐

In this project I learned to develop a web application using Next.js, knowing that I haven’t coded before with this framework, it was a real challenge to learn and develop almost at the same time and finish the project on time for presentation.

The coordination with the whole team was crucial to be conscious of the project requirements and the time we had to develop them, in our class we call it MVP, in English is translated to the Best Possible Version.

In addition, I wanted to put my touch on it by putting a Cybersecurity related topic such as malware and their potential to alter things.

The experience was incredible, I learned a lot and probably will be a Part II of this one.

See the project here, it’s in french so good luck or should I say...

Bonne chance😜

Stay tuned for more!