上海罗盘1.0 
尼古拉（Florent Nicolas Wendling）个人展览
开幕式于2008年7月9日多伦现代美术馆，下午6点到9点。
  上海罗盘 1.0
互动式摄影展：虚拟空间——上海罗盘
位于上海多伦现代美术馆一楼。
此互动摄影展览的核心部分为一个以海量动画化之摄影作品为基础，并以一投影于地面上的表／罗盘为选取界面所构成的互动式装置。它的非互动预览版本曾在2007年10月与1月于上海当代艺术馆（MoCA）展出过。
它所播放的每一段影片都是由一系列的照片动画化而来。经过对1.5万余张摄影作品的处理和精选，编辑出共156段高清影片，届时将在至多3个巨型荧屏共同播放。“上海罗盘”的1.0版本将在上海多伦现代美术馆播放于由两个投影仪所组成的高清（HD）荧屏之上。
互动界面－表／罗盘由悬挂于屋顶的投影仪投下，并有运动传感器感知参观者的位置。参观者能够通过在表／罗盘上行走和停留实现对其的“四维”操作：纵，横，深以及时间，并开始虚拟之旅 。
影片由高解析度照片制作而成，添加的自然背景音效及至多三个投影仪共同构成画面。
上海，夜／不眠
摄影展： 一夜幻游
上海多伦现代美术馆二楼。
一万五千余张照片，摄影艺术家、导演尼古拉先生（Florent Nicolas Wendling）在两年中纪录上海的夜晚，方方面面：各式各样的人、光与影的融合和一切使这个大都市拥有独特魅力的元素。
在“一夜幻游”中，尼古拉先生为我们展现上海的所有：从陆标到港口，从工厂到公园，无论在市中心还是郊区，最昏暗的角落或是最耀眼的大厦。
在城市中，随着时间的奔流，不同的地方相互碰撞，不同的人在中川流不息，夜／不眠正是对这种变化的完美解读。
个人传记
欧洲
尼古拉先生是一个法／美国导演和摄影艺术家。出生于法国的普罗旺斯，曾在巴黎、纽约、洛杉矶、旧金山、香港和上海居住，曾在超过25个国家工作过。
尼古拉的摄影艺术生涯从为巴黎新闻社拍摄照片开始；导演生涯则是拍摄和导演欧洲的电视剧和纪录片。
1988年，他在Eurocreation的资助下聚资75万美金制作了电视剧“Draw me Europe”,曾在13国的黄金时段播出，并且第一次在电视剧中包含了电脑动画化处理过的采访。在2个月的拍摄过程中共有45家欧洲杂志或报纸每天或每周进行追踪报道。
美国
尼古拉先生于1992年前往美国，在那里他结识了Peter Spirer（后来被提名 the documentary Academy ward）和在Metropolis Production工作的John Hurtz。他们一同创作了MTV（例如Madonna配音的“Queen’s English”）、电视片头（ESPN、MTV等等）和电影电视剧中的特效。
五年后他移居洛杉矶指导电影和电视剧的特效制作（Paramount, Princess cruises, ESPN等等）。1998年他在旧金山设计和指导制作了互动式网上及无线界面（Netscape, AOL等）和一个耗资两千万美元的广告活动（Syquest）。
他评论和广告照片曾被刊登在纽约时报、洛杉矶时报、华盛顿邮报、New York Magazine、San Francisco Chronicle、纽约人、Wired、Chicago Tribune、Rolling Stones、Newsweek和美国的 national billboard campaigns。
亚洲
他在2003年来到亚洲，花费了3周为金贸大厦（目前世界最高的酒店，2008九月上海秀仕环球金融中心即将成为最高）拍摄相片。之后他担任了描绘金茂大厦风貌的影片“Landmark"的导演。 在北京，尼古拉拍摄了一部关于作为现代标志建筑的长城边的社区的记录长片。
他也为杂志拍摄相片、广告和公司项目，创作“文化碰撞”系列30张相片：以描绘传统中国仕女的绘图和照片为基点，从红色到金色，作品完成了一次传统中国文化与时尚摄影艺术的碰撞。更有四场作品展作为在中国举办的法国年的一部分，在北京、上海和广州举行。
目前40多岁的Florent正在为亚洲、欧洲和美国主要的国际品牌拍摄相片、电影和制作互动性作品。在2007，他发布了新的作品系列：“Rush”，作为上海第一届电子艺术节“eARTS”的电视宣传片，并登陆电视和大厦影像屏幕；2007年十月及十一月 “上海罗盘”的包含20段影片的预览版本在上海当代艺术馆展出。
“上海罗盘”的1.0互动版将携同照片展“上海，夜／不眠”于2008年7月9日下午6点到9点 登陆上海多伦现代美术馆。该展览将持续至2008年7月13日。在接下来即将在中国举办的以及世界巡回展览中将会有此作品的更新版本出展。
详细资料请登陆网站查询：
亚洲：    [url]www.nwendling.com
欧洲及美国： [url]www.zoumzoum.com
Shanghai Compass 1.0
Florent Nicolas Wendling Solo Exhibition
Opening 6 to 9pm, July 9, 2008 / Duolun Museum of Modern Arts.
Shanghai Compass 1.0
Interactive Installation: a virtual trip in Shanghai.
Duolun Museum of Modern Arts / First floor.
This interactive installation uses a huge photographs database as animated films, accessed via a clock/compass interface. A preview,
non-interactive projection, has been presented at the Museum of Contemporary Arts (MoCA), Shanghai, in October & November 2007.
Each film is the genesis of each particular photograph. 15.000+ pictures are searched and processed to produce 156 HD films, synchronized
on up to 3 giant screens. Shangai Compass Beta will present the HD films on two SD projection screens side by side at Duolun Museum.
The visitors can travel in four dimensions: lateral, vertical, depth and time, walking around the interactive clock/altimeter/compass on the floor. The interface is projected from the ceiling with motion sensors tracking people's position on the floor.
The films being produced from high res photographs, up to 3 HD films can be projected side by side. Soundtracks are designed to match the visuals, including on location live backgrounds and custom designed sound effects.
Over/Night: Shanghai
Photography exhibition: a one night imaginary journey.
Duolun Museum of Modern Arts / Second floor.
With a database of more than fifteen thousand photographs shot during
a two-years night travel in Shanghai, photographer and director Florent Nicolas Wendling scans the divergences of the city, searching for people, lights and shadows and what makes this metropolis so unique.
He now presents a one-night imaginary voyage. From landmarks to harbors, factories, parks and suburbs, Florent explores the depths and heights of the city, from dark shades to dazzling perspectives.
Over/Night is a quest for signs of  changes in places colliding with each others and people rushing or suspended in time in the urban landscape.
Biography
Europe
Florent Nicolas Wendling (尼古拉 "Nicolas" in China) is a French/American director and photographer. Born in Provence (France), he has lived in Paris, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Hong Kong and Shanghai and worked in more than twenty five countries.
Florent started his photography career shooting for Paris news agencies and his television career producing and directing European TV series and documentaries.
In 1988, with the help of Eurocreation, he raised $750.000, produced and directed "Draw me Europe", a peak prime time television series shot and broadcast in 13 countries involving for the first time a mix of filmed and computer graphics interviews. 45 European magazines and newspapers followed the two-months shooting with daily or weekly articles.
America
He moved to New York City in 1992 where he joined Peter Spirer (nominated for the documentary Academy Award a few years later) and John Hurtz in Metropolis Productions. They produced music videos, (one of them,"Queen's English", featuring Madonna vocals), TV bumpers (ESPN, MTV...), feature film and TV commercial special effects.
Five years later he relocated to Los Angeles where he designed and directed film and tv commercial special effects (Paramount, Princess cruises, ESPN...) In 1998, he moved to San Francisco where he designed, directed and produced interactive online and wireless interface projects (Netscape, AOL...) and a $20-million advertising campaign (Syquest).
His editorial and advertising photography work has been featured in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post,New York Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, New Yorker, Wired, Chicago Tribune, Rolling Stones, Newsweek and national billboard campaigns in the US.
Asia
He moved to Asia in 2003 and completed a 3-week photoshoot for Jin Mao Grand Hyatt Shanghai new branding campaign (the highest hotel in the World until September 2008 when Shanghai Park Hyatt, Shanghai World Financial Center, will become the highest). Later on he directed "Landmark", a film for Jin Mao Group, featuring the Jin Mao skyscraper featurtes. In Beijing, Florent shot a special feature about Commune by the Great Wall, now one of China's modern architectural landmarks.
He also worked with magazines, shooting editorial photography features, advertising and corporate projects and created "Culture Clash", a series of thirty photographs:<