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Le MediaLab du Met a proposé en décembre 2015 une nouvelle façon interactive de voir le Temple de Dendera dans le Musée.Le MediaLab est un petit laboratoire dans le Groupe de Développement Créatif au sein du Département Media Numérique du Met :Our job, broadly speaking, is to explore the impact that technology can have on the museum experience. More specifically, we do this by working with New York's creative technology community, to develop prototypes and proofs-of-concept that we share with Met staff to get feedback and fuel conversation. We run an ambitious internship program, bring in volunteers, collaborate with local schools, and partner with startups that see a benefit in working with our amazing collection, incredible staff, and vast space. Our projects are low-budget, open-source, and rapidly iterated.Le projet proposé sur le Temple de Dendera utilise la méthode du "projection mapping", c'est-à-dire la projection de lumières colorées sur une surface ou un bâtiment. Dans ce projet, il s'agit d'utiliser le "projection mapping" pour montrer une hypothèse de restauration numérique des couleurs du Temple de Dendera.Une recherche importante a été menée sur les couleurs originales du Temple à travers différentes sources et de nombreux résultats ont été obtenus.Ces résultats ont été étudiés en créant des dessins, des images vecteurs et une large palette de "couleurs égyptiennes".Le MediaLab a également créé une interface interactive pour les médiateurs qui expliqueront le projet directement face au public et ont créé une application sur tablette pour pouvoir contrôler les lumières.Pour l'instant, seule une petite portion du Temple a été étudiée et sera illuminée, mais l'équipe responsable du projet espère étendre cette portion pour pouvoir proposer plus de matériel pédagogique.Pour plus d'informations: http://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-museum/museum-departments/office-of-the-director/digital-media-department/digital-underground/2015/color-the-temple_________________________________________________________________________The Met's MediaLab proposed in December 2015 a new interactive way to see the Temple of Dendur in the Museum.The Medialab is a small lab within the Creative Development Group in the Digital Media Department in the Met:Our job, broadly speaking, is to explore the impact that technology can have on the museum experience. More specifically, we do this by working with New York's creative technology community, to develop prototypes and proofs-of-concept that we share with Met staff to get feedback and fuel conversation. We run an ambitious internship program, bring in volunteers, collaborate with local schools, and partner with startups that see a benefit in working with our amazing collection, incredible staff, and vast space. Our projects are low-budget, open-source, and rapidly iterated.&#160;The project they proposed on the Temple of Dendur uses "projection mapping", which is the projection of colored lights on a building or a surface. In this case, projection mapping is used to digitally restore the colors on the Temple of Dendur.A broad research on the original colours of the Temple through a great variety sources was conducted and various results were obtained.The results were studied creating drawings, vector-images and a wide range of "egyptian colours".The MediaLab also created an interactive interface for the presenters describing the project to visitors, and made an app to control what will appear.Only a small portion of the Temple of Dendur was thus presented, but the team responsible of the project is hoping to expand the area in order to offer more pedagogical content.&#160;For more infos: http://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-museum/museum-departments/office-of-the-director/digital-media-department/digital-underground/2015/color-the-temple&#160;