Graeme Arnfield
Graeme Arnfield is an artist filmmaker & curator living in London, raised in Cheshire, UK. Producing sensory essay films from found often viscerally embodied networked imagery his films use methods of investigative storytelling to explore issues of circulation, spectatorship and history. His research topics have included: the politics of digital networks, the distribution of ecological matter such as peat and asbestos and the adaptive circulation of global and local histories.
His work has been presented worldwide including Berlinale Forum Expanded, International Film Festival Rotterdam, Courtisane Festival, Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival, Sonic Acts Festival, European Media Arts Festival, Transmediale, IMPAKT Festival, Kasseler Dokfest, Plastik Festival, Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur, LUX, Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), Berlinische Gallerie, Signal Gallery, Whitechapel Gallery and on Vdrome. He graduated with a Masters in Experimental Cinema at Kingston University.
Portrait of Graeme Arnfield. Courtesy of the artist
Video: Graeme Arnfield, The Phantom Menace (2019), trailer
Graeme Arnfield, Pedigree (2018), video still. Courtesy of the artist
Video: Graeme Arnfield, Pedigree (2018), trailer
Graeme Arnfield, Colossal Cave (2016), video still. Courtesy of the artist
Graeme Arnfield, Colossal Cave (2016), video still. Courtesy of the artist
Video: Graeme Arnfield, Sitting in Darkness (2015)
Graeme Arnfield, Sitting in Darkness (2015), video still. Courtesy of the artist
