Constance Camus-Govoroff (born 1994 in Paris, FR) is a French visual and performance artist. They currently live and work in-between France and Switzerland.

Their practice includes film, performance, installation, text, photography and sound, and is mainly concerned with the philosophical understanding of inheritance and alienation. 

After they graduated from Gobelins, l’école de l’image (Paris, FR) with honors in 2020, their first essay “Ce qui me retenait” was published in Vevey (CH).


                                                 

EDUCATION                                         

2020 BA in Video and Photography, Gobelins (Paris)

2019 E-Art, China Academy of Art (Hangzhou)

2019 First Assistant for Caroline Fayette (Berlin)

2018 International Documentary Film Workshop
     Youth Media Engagement (Krisko)

2018 Third Assistant for Takimoto Mikiya (Tokyo) 

2016 CPGE, Liberal Arts studies (Paris)

2013 Language studies, Freie Universität (Berlin)


EXHIBITIONS                                       

2021 AL-LAH, group show
     Centre d’Art Vevey, Vevey (CH)

2020 Mémoire, solo show
     Douanes de Paris, Paris (FR)

2018 Quarteronne, solow show
     Galerie Béatrice Soulié, Paris (FR)

2017 Sur Rendez-Vous, group show
     Arnaud Deschin Galerie, Paris (FR)

2017 King Future, solo show
     Astra Kulturhaus, Berlin (DE)


AWARD                                             

2019 Best Cinematographer Award for TWIN K
     FUSE Festival, Karlovac (HR)


COLLECTIONS                                       

2018 Galerie la Périphérie, Malakoff (FR)

2018 Isabelle Bourgeois, private collection (FR)

2017 Philippe Demontaut, private collection (FR)