Corridor

Loop video by Benoît Labourdette (1’10s, 2013).

The view of a single metro corridor, with the same principle of visual overlay of four times, in which the pixels are subtracted, added, multiplied, divided, to show as “edges” of time, on the edges of architecture, and human beings, unique, (…)

The Company, place of creation in Marseille : drone workshop

Inventing art forms, filmed with drone.The Company, place of contemporary art in Marseille, led by Paul-Emmanuel Odin, invited me to offer to local youth, in the central and very popular in Marseille where it is an audiovisual creative (…)

Montpellier 3 université : exploration of drone. Drone as a creative tool ?

ThoughtsRecently, drones equipped with cameras are accessible to the public. Ie the flying camera, previously reserved for seasoned professionals or army becomes “democratic.” This camera can produce images of the sky views and movements that (…)

Surveillance cameras

For a few months at the end of 2010, I am committed to photographing cameras to observe the machines through which we observed in our knowledge everywhere and all the time. This has produced this series of 52 photographs. Dare to face the eye (…)

Wave Length Festival : “Drones listening” (masterclass and performance)

The drone as a tool for sound creation.The Wave Length Festival 12th Festival of the radio and listening (Brest - France), invited me as part of a partnership with INA to lead a masterclass / performance with a drone, which led to the creation (…)

UPOPI : “Drones : Embedded gaze”

Article on the site Popular University of Pictures (UPOPI). On the representation of the world that drones are changing.The Popular University of Pictures is an editorial site for educational purposes established by CICLIC, the Pole of Picture (…)

Film art and drones

Article by Benoît Labourdette.

Filming with a drone singularly changes the way we look at the world, and perhaps the way we write film, in both political and sensitive dimensions. The drone’s gazeRecently, drones equipped with cameras have become accessible to the general (…)