Retrospective of videos of mounir fatmi in Lausanne
2018-06-23
On the occasion of the Nuit des Images at the Musée de L'Elysée in Lausanne
16h-2h - Free admission
mounir fatmi
Moving Art, 1997-2017
mounir fatmi is a maker of images that are moving in every sense of the word, and is one of the most important video makers of our time. He presents images of everything – our ambiguities, our fears, our desires, our worlds, and our words. And with these idiosyncratic images, he forges bonds and stirs up our emotions.
www.mounirfatmi.com
List of films presented
Le Language des fleurs, 2017, France, 10’21’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
Fragile, 1997, 6’44’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
Embargo, 1997, 6’42’’. Courtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg
Fragments de solitude, 1999, France, 19’05’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
Thérapie de groupe, 2002-2003, 7’10’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
Les Ciseaux, 2003, 12’07’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
Les Egarés, 2004, 9’20’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
L’homme sans cheval(partie 3), 2004-2005, 10’. Courtesy of the artist and Conrads, Düsseldorf
Bad connection, 2005, 15’22’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
Something is possible, 2006, 5’35’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
Save Manhattan, 2008-2009, 8’37’’. Courtesy of the artist and Jane Lombard Gallery, New York
Architecture Now!, 2010, 11’30’’. Courtesy of the artist and Ceysson & Bénétière, Paris
Beautiful Language, 2010, 16’30’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
Technologia, 2010, video installation, 10’. Courtesy of the artist and Art Front Gallery, Tokyo
Archisickness, 2011, 8’06’’. Courtesy of the artist and Art Front Gallery, Tokyo
La jambe noire de l’ange, 2011, 10’02’’. Courtesy of the artist and Analix Forever, Geneva
History is not mine, 2013, France, 5’. Courtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg
Darkening Process, 2014, France, 9’35’’. Courtesy of the artist and Art Front Gallery, Tokyo
D’où vient le vent, 2017, France, 13’16''. Courtesy of the artist and Art Front Gallery, Tokyo
Le silence de saint Pierre martyr, 2011, 5’04’’. Courtesy of the artist and Officine dell’Immagine, Milan
Sleep, 2005-2012, 10’. Courtesy of the artist and Jane Lombard Gallery, New York
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