Joris Guibert is a videographer, and teaches aesthetics and film analysis in France. His researhes are dedicated toward the study of relation to image (art, media, screens…) and new practices (visual performance, video art). He is the author of essays on this subjects published in magazines : Revue & corrigée (experimental art magazine since 25 years), Turbulences video (published by
Videoformes), L'autre musique, and Cinemas (published by University of Montreal).
 

His approach hybridizes theoretical and practical works : a research dimension (publishing, teaching) ; a hands on dimension through experimentation and creation (installation, film, performance). Influenced by plastic inventions of experimental cinema and painting, he explores new forms, linking cinema (narrative, figures, editing) and video art (devices, technology, real time), in relation to sound. This approach is multiple and polymorphic : intermedia devices (electronics, celluloid, lights), constructing metamachines and optical phenomena (interconnections, equipment, light sculptures), creation of audiovisual partitions.