Jean-Baptiste Warluzel lives and works in Toulon. He considers video and sound as a mode of thought allowing him to question, in particular, the world of…
Jean-Baptiste Warluzel lives and works in Toulon. He considers video and sound as a mode of thought allowing him to question, in particular, the world of performance and that of exhibition. Through rearrangements, compositions and reworkings, he creates his images by questioning the action of the performer, the documentary maker and that of the author. He regularly produces video projections for the opera in Salerno, Italy, and exhibits his work in various exhibition venues (Palais de Tokyo for the D'Days, Petach Tikva Museum in Israel for the exhibition Bibliogia). For three years he has collaborated with choreographer Régine Chopinot and teaches at the Toulon Provence Méditerranée school of art and design.