Elise Guillaume (1996) is a Belgian artist and filmmaker whose work explores our complex relationship with nature. Her research begins by immersing herself in, often remote, environments. Interested in the connections within our (eco)systems, she uses multiple screens to create...
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Elise Guillaume (1996) is a Belgian artist and filmmaker whose work explores our complex relationship with nature. Her research begins by immersing herself in, often remote, environments. Interested in the connections within our (eco)systems, she uses multiple screens to create contrasting narratives to question what it means to be human in a time of crisis and extinction. The body is a key element in her work: it becomes a vessel for interpreting and in a sense embodying living and non-living beings that form our natural world. With this in mind, the body becomes a meeting point between viewer and subject matter to encourage discourse regarding multi-species kinship.