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Gabriel Barcia-Colombo : Capturer des souvenirs dans l’art vidéo

Filmed Feb 2012 • Posted Jul 2012TED2012
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Au moyen de la surimpression vidéo et de la projection vidéo, l’artiste Gabriel Barcia-Colombo recueille et partage ses souvenirs et ses amitiés. Dans le cadre des TED Fellow Talks, il présente son œuvre charmante et réfléchie dans laquelle les gens qui font partie de sa vie semblent préservés dans des bocaux, des valises, des mélangeurs...

Gabriel Barcia-Colombo creates living video installation pieces of "miniature people" encased inside ordinary objects. Full bio »

Translated into French, Canadian by Caroline Gagné
Reviewed by Veronica Martinez
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