click here to download video "A Remix" with an art opening. By Les Innombrables. (Video: Quicktime MPEG-4, 5 MB).

click here to download video String is a movie work made by Jitter program by Watanabe Keisuke. A complex, exact movement is expressed by Jitter program. The displayed object variously changes shape. Length: about 3 min, 12 MB.

Click here to view video. "A Remix" with art, doves and tramways Madrid Basel. By Les Innombrables. (Video: MPEG-4, 11 MB).

Click here to view video. Bert Theis: çun / A casa di... / Fondazione Pistoletto, Biella, 2000. (Video: MPEG-4, 6,5 MB).

Click here to view video. Bert Theis: Nothing To Declare. Installation at Galerie Erna Hécey, Luxembourg, 1999. (Video: MPEG-4, 10 MB).

Click here to view video. What if every beat of the monotone urban sound is terraforming the chaotic forces of nature? Tree3 sets you off on a train-journey to explore this experiment. Short film by Michael Maria Tichy, www.dinofeet.de, music by CCC Pierce, www.black-sun-productions.com, Mantra voice by Jhonn Balance of COIL, Song "I wish I was a mole in the ground" by Bascom Lamar Lunsford ©1928 Used under Open Source license, Song "Tree3" is available on the album "Toilet Chant" release by "Black Sun Productions". "Filmed without permission between Oberstaufen - Immenstadt - Blachach - Sonthofen - Altstätten - Fischen - Langenwang - Oberstdorf". ©2006 Dinofeet.

Click here to view video. Bert Theis: B.T.M.D. Potemkin Lock Venice Rap. Part 10 in our series of videos on and by artist Bert Theis. (Video: MPEG-4, 2,7 MB).

Click here to view video. Uno, Due, Tre (Public Action). Performance art by Bert Theis, Milano 1999. Part 9 in our series of videos on and by artist Bert Theis. (Video: MPEG-4, 15 MB).

Click here to view video. Third version of a short film based on the art project "La Bordure Digitale" by Les Innombrables. (Video: MPEG-4, 6 MB).

Click here to view video. The Lunghi-Gaeng Project. First Show: "16". Private collection, Luxembourg 1996. Part 8 in our series of videos on and by artist Bert Theis. (Video: MPEG-4, 10 MB).