In the heart of Europe's largest business district stands a beacon of innovation and creativity—the CNIT Forest. This iconic space, nestled within one of La Défense's most renowned buildings, spans over 20,000 square meters of modular space, hosting multiple events simultaneously. But what truly sets the CNIT Forest apart is its unique blend of technology and nature, immersing visitors in a digital woodland unlike anything they've ever experienced.

At the core of this groundbreaking project lies an idea that resonates deeply with our values—harnessing technology to create environments that move people, spark their imagination, and challenge the boundaries of what's possible. When we were invited to contribute to this project, we knew we had an opportunity to create something truly extraordinary.

Working alongside the renowned lighting designer Emmanuel Clair and the master of modeling, Hugues Raulin, we set out to transform the CNIT Forest into a living, breathing digital ecosystem. With 30,000 S36 RGBW pixel lights, each delicately veiled in an opal cover, we brought these digital trees to life, creating an ever-moving, ever-changing forest that captivates and enchants everyone who steps inside.

This project isn't just a testament to our technical capabilities—it's a reflection of our commitment to pushing the boundaries of design and lighting. It’s a reminder that in every project, there's an opportunity to create something that doesn’t just light up a space but also lights up the human spirit.

We’re proud that this project was featured in the prestigious "arc LIGHTING IN ARCHITECTURE" magazine, but what excites us even more is the reaction of those who experience it firsthand. The CNIT Forest isn't just a project; it's an invitation to explore, to dream, and to experience the wonder of what happens when technology meets creativity.

We believe in the power of light to transform spaces, to inspire awe, and to connect with people on a deeper level. And we look forward to bringing this same passion and innovation to future projects—continuing to create not just displays, but experiences that resonate, engage, and ignite the imagination.