Atlas

Do

It was good, yesterday, to feel that the students preferred that I play my films rather than another programming. The pleasure of discovering a universe.

Brushes

Series of 24 photographs with brushes.

To brush, in a gesture, in a second, the inclination of my life.Brush by the sensitive surface in movements.To compose with several together.To find oneself far from me.There, it is sometimes blurred.I recognize myself.

The prince

A wonderful world

Parallel universes

META

Expanding

Let’s imagine a moment - Episode 17

A film by Benoît Labourdette (4’05s, 2009).

Let’s imagine for a moment that this street is the beginning of the world...

The world seen from the construction site

Series of 21 digital photographs.

What is the city about? To look at the world? Or to be this world that looks at itself and creates itself by looking at itself?The building that houses the editorial office of Le Monde, which until recently was under construction, is located (...)

Bring in the objects

Collective film (4’37s, 2019).

Intimate testimonials of objects that feel lonely or abandoned.

Man is only a reed (thought 63)

A film by Benoît Labourdette (1’30s, 2020).

Facing the power of the world, what is the specificity of the human being, his deepest essence?

Harmonize

Let’s imagine a moment - Episode 16

A film by Benoît Labourdette (2’27s, 2009).

Let’s imagine for a moment that this corridor is underwater...

Multiverse

Black light

La génomique

A film by Benoît Labourdette (3’04s, silent, 2017).

Mysteries of Natural Beings.

Worldwide torture

Clocks

Hell

1990

The lonely child

A film by Benoît Labourdette (2’37s, 2020).

A chance for introspection, class privilege.

Step

One World October 12, 2019

A film by Benoît Labourdette (0’58s, 2019).

The staging of our intimate journey through daily information. Would the world be transparent?

Diary

Luxury

The new world

Inventing reality

Breaks

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 (...)