Eric Baudelaire

Eric Baudelaire is both an artist and a filmmaker. His diverse body of work, spanning photography and printmaking, often takes the form of multipart installations centered around a main film.

Eric Baudelaire's Art Style

Baudelaire's artistic practice is deeply rooted in what appears to be a documentary tradition, a foundation he continually challenges through rigorous research and experimental or participative methods. Operating in the liminal space between fact and fiction, Baudelaire delves into the intricate relationship that images maintain with historical and sociological realities. His research-driven approach has led him to explore highly specific political subjects, such as the journey of the Japanese Red Army to Lebanon or the unrecognized state of Abkhazia in the Caucasus.

Exhibitions of Eric Baudelaire's Artwork 

Eric Baudelaire has exhibited his artworks extensively through solo and group exhibitions worldwide. Notable solo shows include "Afterimage" at Galerie Barbara Wien in Berlin (2019), "Walked the Way Home" at n.b.k in Berlin (2018), "APRÈS" at Centre Pompidou in Paris (2017), "The Ugly One" at Ludwig Forum in Aachen (2015), and many more.

Additionally, the artist has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including "der grosse Anspruch des kleinen Bildes" at Galerie Barbara Wien in Berlin (2018), "Letters of Last Resort" at Damien & The Love Guru in Brussels (2018), 2017 Whitney Biennial, "RIVERRUN" at Taipei Fine Arts Museum (2017), among others. 

Baudelaire also presented his works at various film festivals, such as FIDOCS, 18th Jeonju International Film Festival, FID Marseille, BFI London International Film Festival, Locarno Film Festival, Dubai International Film Festival, DocLisboa, and many more.