Fantoche vs Viseum

Get the new app of Fantoche, the biggest Animation Film Festival in Switzerland. The new festival programme will be published mid of August and the festival starts 1th of September 2026. The app shows a news feed, visual impressions, a map of the festival venues as well as an insight into the festival organization. In August, the new festival trailer, a programme overview to choose your favorites and detailed information about each film will be published. Use the new magic eye function to watch the feature film trailers and sponsored animations in the printed programme magazine. The annual programme of Fantoche comprises an international and a national short film competition, a carefully chosen selection of current animated feature films, programme slots for innovative computer games and multimedia animation in all facets, a diverse offering of lectures, panel discussions, presentations and exhibitions and a multifaceted programme for children, teenagers, school classes, student groups and film professionals.

Explore a selection of centuries-old masterpieces from the Liechtenstein Princely Collections in a completely new way. These collections are vast—too large even for the Liechtenstein Palaces, where most are displayed today. With around 1,700 paintings, it's among the world's largest private art collections, focusing primarily on Old Masters. The collections cover artworks from the 15th to the 19th centuries, from Early Renaissance to Austrian Romanticism, featuring renowned artists like Rubens, Raphael, and van Dyck. The Princely Family's passion for art began over 400 years ago with Prince Karl I von Liechtenstein, whose famous "closets" held tapestries, carpets, and furniture instead of clothing. This love of art has been passed down through generations, each Prince enriching the collection with their personal taste. Thanks to this continuous dedication, the paintings are exceptionally preserved. Many were acquired directly from the artists, remaining with the family and avoiding frequent restorations. Although privately owned, LGT Private Banking ensures the masterpieces are shared with the public through major exhibitions worldwide—from Europe to Asia. The Augmented Reality app you're holding is part of this commitment. Developed by experts from ETH Zurich's Game Technology Center and Aperion XR in Switzerland, it offers new perspectives on the Old Masters. Simply open the app’s Art Scanner and point the camera at the artwork you'd like to discover. Have fun exploring!