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Bériou, a pseudonym of Jean-François Matteudi, is a French videographer and visual artist born in 1952. Some of his computer generated short films, produced by Canal+ and released in many countries, were widely broadcast in the 1990s. His work mainly explores questions of hybridization, combinatorics and networks, creating a labyrinthine aesthetic that is difficult to classify but rooted in contemporary concerns. He has also made documentaries for television and numerous videos involving a wide range of generally marginalized groups. Bériou holds a PhD in social and cultural anthropology.

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  • Bériou, a pseudonym of Jean-François Matteudi, is a French videographer and visual artist born in 1952. Some of his computer generated short films, produced by Canal+ and released in many countries, were widely broadcast in the 1990s. His work mainly explores questions of hybridization, combinatorics and networks, creating a labyrinthine aesthetic that is difficult to classify but rooted in contemporary concerns. He has also made documentaries for television and numerous videos involving a wide range of generally marginalized groups. Bériou holds a PhD in social and cultural anthropology. (en)
  • Bériou, pseudonyme de Jean-François Matteudi, est un vidéaste et plasticien français né en 1952. Certains de ses courts métrages d'images de synthèse, produits par Canal+ ont connu une large diffusion dans les années 1990. Ses travaux explorent essentiellement les questions d'hybridation, de combinatoire, de réseau créant une esthétique labyrinthique difficilement classable mais ancrée dans les préoccupations contemporaines. Il a réalisé également des documentaires pour la télévision et de nombreuses vidéos faisant participer des publics très divers et généralement marginalisés. Bériou est docteur en anthropologie sociale et culturelle. (fr)
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  • 1952-10-17 (xsd:date)
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  • Jean-François Matteudi (en)
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  • Jean-François Matteudi (en)
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  • Bériou (en)
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  • Bériou, a pseudonym of Jean-François Matteudi, is a French videographer and visual artist born in 1952. Some of his computer generated short films, produced by Canal+ and released in many countries, were widely broadcast in the 1990s. His work mainly explores questions of hybridization, combinatorics and networks, creating a labyrinthine aesthetic that is difficult to classify but rooted in contemporary concerns. He has also made documentaries for television and numerous videos involving a wide range of generally marginalized groups. Bériou holds a PhD in social and cultural anthropology. (en)
  • Bériou, pseudonyme de Jean-François Matteudi, est un vidéaste et plasticien français né en 1952. Certains de ses courts métrages d'images de synthèse, produits par Canal+ ont connu une large diffusion dans les années 1990. Ses travaux explorent essentiellement les questions d'hybridation, de combinatoire, de réseau créant une esthétique labyrinthique difficilement classable mais ancrée dans les préoccupations contemporaines. Il a réalisé également des documentaires pour la télévision et de nombreuses vidéos faisant participer des publics très divers et généralement marginalisés. (fr)
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  • Bériou (en)
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