Guillaume Cailleau

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Guillaume Cailleau (born February 15, 1978 in Saumur ) is a French artist and filmmaker .

biography

Guillaume Cailleau studied experimental media design at the Berlin University of the Arts from 2006 to 2011 and was a master student of Heinz Emigholz . Before that, he completed a degree in engineering at the Icam in Nantes and a state training as a projectionist in Paris. In 2007 he shot his first short film Blitzkrieg , which was shown at the International Short Film Festival in Oberhausen . In 2008 came Through , a replica of Michael Snow's installation Windowed Water (2007), the hand-processed film H (I) J (2009), and Austerity Measures (2012), shot in collaboration with Ben Russell in Athens. His short film Laborat won the jury's Silver Bear Prize at the Berlinale in February 2014.

Guillaume Cailleau is a member of the independent film collective LaborBerlin. As a freelance video artist, he worked in theater productions by Thomas Ostermeier , Hakan Savaş Mican and Mala Kline, among others . With the experimental sound artist Werner Dafeldecker and the composer and conductor Timo Kreuzer, he developed audiovisual performances with which he performed during the Edinburgh International Film Festival (2014), Scratch Expanded Paris (2013) and as part of the COLOR SOUND FRAMES (2015) series of the Serralves Museum performed.

Cailleau is co-producer of Ben Russell's film Good Luck (2017), which premiered at the Locarno Film Festival and was shown as an installation at documenta 14 in Kassel .

aesthetics

Guillaume Cailleau's work is influenced by American avant-garde film and the performative practice of expanded cinema . Cailleau experiments with long-term photography, multiple exposures, color filters and other procedures that result from the conceptual penetration of his subject. His works examine everyday situations, scientific processes or personal spaces of memory. The materiality of the images and the process of filming itself move into the focus of his poetic compositions.

Filmography (selection)

  • 2007: Blitzkrieg (short film, premiere at 54th Oberhausen Short Film Festival)
  • 2008: Through ; with Benjamin Krieg (short film, premiere 59th Berlinale, Forum Expanded)
  • 2009: H (I) J (short film, premiere NYFF 2009, Views from the Avant-Garde)
  • 2012: Austerity Measures ; with Ben Russell (Premiere 62nd Berlinale, Forum Expanded)
  • 2013: Abdou's Dread in Teatro Argentina, Roma (short film, premiere at Edinburgh International Film Festival 2013)
  • 2014: Laborat (short film, premiere 64th Berlinale, competition short film)
  • 2014: Hanging (Premiere Kienzle Art Foundation)
  • 2016: Organ Movement_For Elmer Kussiac_ (music video, premiere 62nd Oberhausen Short Film Festival)

Installations (selection)

  • 2010: Un nuage , Temps Organiques, MIRE cinéma expérimental & image en mouvement, Nantes 2012
  • 2010: Creative Commons , CONTACT, Royal Ontario Museum Toronto.
  • 2011: Flowed , Dada Post, Berlin.
  • 2012: Lucile's Ghost on Atlas Top, Bruxelles , Rencontres internationales Paris / Berlin
  • 2013: WILD WILD , with Hanna Slak, Doppeles Berlin, House of World Cultures, Berlin

Performances (selection)

  • 2013 # 2.0x , together with Jan Slak, Scratch Expanded Paris.
  • 2015 Resonator II , with Werner Dafeldecker, Serralves Museum
  • 2015 Resonator III , with Werner Dafeldecker and Splitter Orchester, Akademie der Künste Berlin, music for everyone.
  • 2015 Compound Interest , with Timo Kreuser, Figura Festival 2015, Copenhagen.
  • 2016 Exchange Rates , with Timo Kreuser, Biegungen, Abroad Berlin.

Awards

  • 2014: Silver Bear Prize of the jury of the 64th Berlinale for Laborat
  • 2015: Jury Award Flexfest 2015 for Laborat
  • 2016: 2nd prize at the 62nd Oberhausen Short Film Festival for Organ Movement For Elmer Kussiac

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.caskfilms.com/laborat/LABORAT.html
  2. | Berlinale | Archive | Annual archives | 2014 | Press photos - Guillaume Cailleau. Retrieved July 27, 2017 .
  3. Jazz.pt | Report | Improvisação sinestésica. Retrieved July 27, 2017 (English).