Geert Goiris lives and works in Antwerp. He travels the world in search of unusual places to interpret into enigmatic images. Inspired by the ambiguous concept of ‘high fidelity’ (technology that makes itself invisible or inaudible, so to speak, to get closer to the ‘original’), he uses large-format analogue cameras and scientific films that are more sensitive than the human eye. Despite the abundant detail, the feeling that something is missing often prevails in his work. This lack of information stimulates the viewer’s imagination. The absence of clear temporal markers creates the feeling that we are viewing the past and future simultaneously.
Goiris’ work is held in the following collections, amongst others: Seattle Art Museum (US), Hamburger Kunsthalle (Germany), FOMU (Belgium), Centro de Arte Caja de Burgos (Spain) and the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris (France).