Limited edition - Vibrations

Limited edition of the DVD 'Vibrations', only 15 pieces available.

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The VIBRATIONS DVD design engages with the vibration of light through transparency and color play, as the object itself becomes a paradoxical reminder of immateriality in the cinematic medium.

The limited edition DVD, containing film strips of “Holon” and signed by the artist will be released Saturday June 6, at the opening of the “Rubans” photo exhibition at 18:00 at The Film Gallery / Re:Voir Video Paris. This limited edition (15 pieces only) is available for 65EUR the night of the opening, and 85EUR afterwards, on our webshop at www.re-voir.com.

This DVD brings together 11 of Christian Lebrat's films made between 1976 and 1985.

Christian Lebrat, born in 1952 in Paris, is an internationally acclaimed artist with a career spanning over 30 years. He is a filmmaker, video artist, performance artist and photographer, as well as a publisher, curator and writer.

Christian Lebrat has created over twenty experimental films, videos, and film performances, along with a formidable body of photographic work, with a career spanning over 30 years. In the last ten years he has had over a dozen major international retrospectives of his films. He began working in photography in 1978 and has been exhibiting regularly since 1982. His works are in several public collections, such as: National Museum of Modern Art (Centre Pompidou Paris), FRAC Champagne-Ardenne, Forum des Images (Paris), Les archives du film expérimental d’Avignon, Bibliothèque nationale de France (Paris), National Center of Contemporary Art (Moscow).

In 1985 he founded Paris Expérimental (http://paris-experimental.asso.fr), a publishing company entirely devoted to publishing theoretical and historical texts on avant-garde and experimental cinema. He has published several essential books on the subject and edited the monumental anthology on French avant-garde film, Jeune, Dure et Pure! Une histoire du cinéma d’avant-garde et experimental en France (2001). He has also published a collection of essays and lectures on his own films (Between images, Paris Expérimental, 1997) and a compilation of his texts (Radical cinema, Paris Expérimental, 2008). As a curator he has also organized several retrospectives, amongst them Jeune, dure et pure! Une histoire du cinéma d’avant-garde et expérimental en France (Cinémathèque française, Paris, 2001), Le Cinéma visionnaire: l’avant-garde américaine (Paris and Rome, 2002), and Maurice Lemaître et le cinéma (Paris, 2005).

His most recent recognition include: 2007 Prize of the MoCCA (Museum of Contemporary Cinema, in Madrid) for Ultra, film performance for 2 x 16 mm projectors and loops. His video V1 (Vortex) has been acquired in 2008 by the Fonds National d’Art Contemporain (French public collection) and most recently his “historical” film Organisation I and performance Liminal Minimal have joined the Centre Pompidou Collection.

11 films

Film numéro deux
Couleurs délicieuses sur fond bleu
Organisation I
Liminal minimal I et II
Réseaux
Trama
Autoportrait au dispositif
Holon
Le Moteur de l'action (A.M.D)

Author(s) Christian Lebrat
Artist(s) Christian Lebrat
Format DVD5 PAL Interzone / Region-Free, 4:3, Mono
Original format 16 mm
Year 1976-1985
Language(s) No dialogue
Runtime 81 min
Publisher Re:Voir