Collective film (3’04s, 2020).
The image of oneself, the images of others, which are projected on each other..
Collective film (2’00s, 2019).
Lost in the City of Science and Industry, objects share their questions about their relationship to images.
Video creation by Benoît Labourdette (3’50s, 2013).
What is architecture, what is a place, how do you envisage ?
A film by Benoît Labourdette (3’52s, 2018). Based on an interview with Yves Bonnefoy by Auxilio Alcantar.
To the question “What is poetry?”, the poet Yves Bonnefoy gives an answer that concerns the essential, in terms of philosophy.
Film collectif (3’11s, 2019).
Teenage objects share their various dreams.
Collective film (1’51s, 2017).
Objects foment their future freedom.
Collective film (2’55s, 2020).
When objects share their experience of deconfinement..
Collective film (5’52s, 2014).
The unexpected little people of a movie theater.
A film by Benoît Labourdette (1’40s, silent, 2018).
Words and looks cross paths, not believing what they see.
Collective film (4’32s, 2020)
When images and objects close to the body lead to shared collective memories of important moments.
Collective film (2’54s, 2019).
When objects from a carving workshop wake up...
Collective film (5’28s, 2020).
When talking objects teach us that digital can create human connection.
A collective film (3’14s, 2021).
Out of the drawers, they come to life and express themselves.
Collective film (4’41s, 2014).
Abandoned on the ground, these objects wonder about their lives.
A collective film supervised by Benoît Labourdette (2’45s, 2022).
Objects on social networks share their emotions
A collective movie (3’05s, 2021).
They all have strong desires, but they feel alone and abandoned.
A film by Benoît Labourdette (1’24s, silent, 2018).
Musical and pictorial exchanges of looks, faces, sexes, bodies, times...
Collective film (5’49s, 2018).
Anthropomorphic introspections at school.
Collective film (4’22s, 2019).
They lost, or they won, they testify atypically.
A collective film supervised by Benoît Labourdette (2’40s, 2021).
Collective empathy exercise.
Collective film (3’10s, 2019).
A revolt of objects against the Internet and its uses.
How to get listening and silence in a group? Surprisingly, by going through a work on oneself the results can be spectacular. Silence is a prerequisite to listening: a false ideaWhen we address a group of people, we need silence to be able to (…)
Photographs, paintings, drawings, assemblies and texts by Benoît Labourdette (unless otherwise stated).