In the house where I grew up, something appeared once upon a time, a shape, a presence, an image that has never ceased to haunt the memory of that place. I search for traces of this apparition as if this image from the past had never left the house.
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Emmanuel Piton's films oscillate between experimental cinema and documentary. Most of his creations, shot on Super 8 and 16mm film and developed using traditional methods, address the question of memory and traces in isolated territories. His films are screened at film festivals, museums and independent screenings. He has set up training courses on filmmaking at universities and art and film schools. He also directs collective performances at Labo K and in collaboration with other artisanal film laboratories (Bombay, Mexico, Tromso, etc.).