EN PLEIN AIR—IMPRESSIONS OF PAINTING IN GIVERNY & OLD LYME premiered on June 25, 2008 at the Florence Griswold Museum in historic Old Lyme, CT. EN PLEIN AIR brings to the stage the aesthetics and themes of early American Impressionism, the lives of impressionist painters and their paintings through an immersion of movement, text, light and sound.

EN PLEIN AIR coincided with the Museum's exhibition Impressionist Giverny—American Painters in France, 1885–1915, Selections from the Terra Foundation for American Art. [New York Times exhibition review] EN PLEIN AIR is lit by animated video projections of the exhibition paintings — providing an ever changing landscape of Giverny and Old Lyme where a Painter Pierrot travels in search of the light, a muse and the good advices of Claude Monet.