David Claerbout
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David Claerbout (born 1969, Kortrijk, Belgium) is a Belgian artist working in the media of photography, video, sound, drawing and digital arts, though perhaps he is best known for his large scale video installations. His work exists at the meeting point between photography and film, and is at the forefront of this contemporary dialogue.
Claerbout studied at Nationaal Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp from 1992-1995. He trained as a painter, but became more and more interested in time through investigations in the nature of photography, the still and the moving image (Bergson's durée echoed in Gilles Deleuze Cinema 1 and Cinema 2).
Linking in as of 2022
Adelaide International (art exhibition), Bart Starr, Bonnefantenmuseum, Brighton Photo Biennial, Centre Pompidou, De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art, Friedrich Christian Flick Collection, Jeff Wall, Kunsthaus Bregenz, Marie Muracciole, Oneminutes, Parasol Unit Foundation for Contemporary Art, Rudolfinum, Samstag Museum, Sean Kelly Gallery, Suzanne Landau
