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David Claerbout The Silence of the Lens .
, Hannibal Books, 2022 Hardcover 300 x 243 mm, 320 pages, ENG/ FR. edition, Fine!. ISBN 9789464366358.
David Claerbout is bekend om zijn video-installaties die hij wereldwijd tentoonstelt. Sinds zijn eerste videowerken midden jaren negentig won zijn werk snel aan complexiteit. De virtuele fotografie deed zijn werk en denken evolueren naar een verregaande synthetische beeldpraktijk die hem op het voorplan van de nieuwe mediakunst heeft geplaatst. Van daaruit ontwikkelde Claerbout een kritiek over de impact van de desintegratie van het vertrouwde fotografische beeld op het niveau van de waarneming en de (zintuiglijke) cognitie en de verregaande sociale en politieke gevolgen. Deze rijk ge llustreerde publicatie presenteert een selectie van werken van de afgelopen tien jaar. In een interview met Jonathan Pouthier, filmcurator voor het Centre Pompidou in Parijs, spreekt David Claerbout voor het eerst in de diepte over deze werken in relatie tot actuele discussies over fotografie, film en het virtuele. De publicatie valt samen met de Bi nnale van Veneti 2022 en solotentoonstellingen in onder meer M nchen, Berlijn, Boedapest en New York. //// Long-awaited monumental monograph on the work of David Claerbout In a conversation with Jonathan Pouthier, curator of the cinema programme of the Mus e National d?Art Moderne, Centre Pompidou (Paris, France), video artist David Claerbout reflects for the first time in depth on his work of the past decade in relation to current discussions about photography, film and the virtual. The Silence of the Lens offers a unique insight into the creative process behind such recent video works as The Close, Aircraft (F.A.L.), Wildfire (meditation on fire), The Confetti Piece and The Pure Necessity. The publication coincides with the Venice Biennale 2022 and solo exhibitions in various cities including Munich, Berlin, Budapest and New York. //// David Claerbout is known for his video installations, which he exhibits worldwide. From the time of his first video works in the mid-1990s, his work rapidly gained in complexity. Virtual photography pushed his work and thinking towards a far-reaching synthetic visual practice that placed him at the forefront of the new media art. From that position, Claerbout developed a critique of the impact of the disintegration of the familiar photographic image at the level of perception and (sensory) cognition and its profound social and political consequences. This richly illustrated publication presents a selection of works from the past ten years. In an interview with Jonathan Pouthier, film curator at the Pompidou Centre in Paris, David Claerbout speaks in depth for the first time about these works in relation to current discussions about photography, film and the virtual. The publication coincides with the Venice Biennale 2022 and solo exhibitions in various cities including Munich, Berlin, Budapest and New York.
Silence of the Lens + Birdsong David Claerbout *2 books / 1 price.
, Hannibal Books, 2022-2025 Hardcovers, 2 vols. Color illustrations 30 x 24,5 cm, 320 + 128 pages Quadrichromie Drietalige editie Engels-Nederlands-Frans (Silence: Engels-Frans) ISBN 978 94 6436 635 8 + 978 94 9341 615 4. ISBN 9789493416154.
David Claerbout: The Complete Works. The new book Birdsong and the acclaimed monograph The Silence of the Lens in one volume. This an unique package! David Claerbout (b. 1969) lives and works in Antwerp and Berlin. He is known for his video installations, which he exhibits worldwide. His work is included in major public collections worldwide, including Centre Georges Pompidou Mus e National d?Art Moderne, Paris (France); Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich (Germany); Schaulager, Basel (Switzerland); Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto (Canada) and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco (US). The Silence of the Lens (2022) offers a unique insight into the creative process behind such recent video works as The Close, Aircraft (F.A.L.), Wildfire (meditation on fire), The Confetti Pieceand The Pure Necessity. In a conversation with Jonathan Pouthier, curator of the cinema programme of the Mus e National d?Art Moderne, Centre Pompidou (Paris, France), video artist David Claerbout reflects for the first time in depth on his work of the past decade in relation to current discussions about photography, film and the virtual. Birdsong (2025) brings together three video works by David Claerbout ? The Woodcarver and the Forest, Birdcage and Backwards Growing Tree ? each a meditation on time, perception and the poetics of the natural world. In an era dominated by speed and distraction, Claerbout reclaims the longue dur e, offering a contemplative, detoxed form of filmmaking. Accompanied by a poem by Stefan Hertmans, this volume explores the myths of digitization, the rhythms of nature, growth and degrowth. Birdsong is a visual journey through the imaging ideas that the artist has developed over the past decade.
Birdsong David Claerbout
, Hannibal Books, 2025 Hardcover- 30 x 24,5 cm, 128 pages, Color illustrations Quadrichromie, Trilingual edition English?Dutch?French. ISBN 9789493416154.
The highly anticipated sequel to The Silence of the Lens by video artist David Claerbout Birdsong brings together three video works by David Claerbout ? The Woodcarver and the Forest, Birdcage and Backwards Growing Tree ? each a meditation on time, perception and the poetics of the natural world. In an era dominated by speed and distraction, Claerbout reclaims the longue dur e, offering a contemplative, detoxed form of filmmaking. Accompanied by a poem by Stefan Hertmans, this volume explores the myths of digitisation, the rhythms of nature, growth and degrowth. Birdsong is a visual journey through the imaging ideas that the artist has developed over the past decade. This publication coincides with Claerbout's exhibition At the window at Gaasbeek Castle.
David Claerbout, De tijd die blijft - Le temps qui reste
Brussel, Ludion/Wiels, 2012 Softcover, 48 pagina's, expositiecatalogus, 29 x 25 cm, Nederlandstalig/Fran ais. *Als nieuw. ISBN 9789461300829.
Hoewel de kunstenaar werd opgeleid tot schilder, werkt hij vooral met video-, film- en fotografische installaties. In zijn werk concentreert hij zich op het onderscheid tussen bewegende en stilstaande beelden, op projecties waar de tijd lijkt stil te staan en op het onvermogen om met bewegende beelden de evoluerende werkelijkheid te vatten. Claerbouts werk wordt gekarakteriseerd door traagheid en precisie, door het ontrafelen of het bevriezen in de tijd, door de analyse van de klassieke en conventionele verhaallijnen, en het benadrukken van klank en beeld. In zijn grootbeeldprojecties wordt de toeschouwer deel van het werk. Claerbout hanteert de filmtaal om begrippen als beeld, representatie, tijd en ruimte op te roepen en te visualiseren. David Claerbout, werd geboren in 1969 te Kortrijk. Hij woont en werkt in Antwerpen en Berlijn.
Claerbout, David ; Raymond Bellour, Francoise Parfait, Dirk Snauwaert
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David Claerbout; The shape of time
Zurich, JRP Ringier, 2008 Paperback, 160 pages, 28 x 24 cm, Text in english. *Fine condition. ISBN 9783905829389.
David Claerbout; The shape of time
