The contemporary perspective that Neue Brüder casts over the Chilean landscape is the starting point for an artistic research project. Which contributes – through different discourses coming from diverse disciplines such as anthropology, ethno-history, history of art and artistic practice – to the emergence of a postcolonial concept of landscape. This research project has been developed at Geneva University of Art and Design – HEAD – and funded by the Competence Network in Art and Design of HES-SO.

Sylvie Boisseau and Frank Westermeyer live in Berlin and Geneva. They produce video works and interventions in public space questioning ideological assumptions and offer artistic research focusing on forms of “mise en abyme” between reality and virtuality. Their films have been shown at numerous festivals and exhibitions such as at Experimental Film and Video Festival, Seoul, South Korea; Transmediale, Berlin, or at the Oberhausen Short Film Festival.

Launch with the artists : Tuesday November 25th

From 26 November 2014 to 14 January 2015, screening from Tuesday to Sunday at 11.15, 13.30 and 15.45