BFI Gallery Launch: Peter Campus: Opticks
One of the first artists to truly understand the potential of video as a form of artistic expression, Peter Campus has created many visually captivating pieces in a career spanning four decades. Here, the artist himself gives a unique insight into his previous works whilst also discussing his latest installation commissioned specially for the BFI. This precedes an onstage discussion with the BFI’s Head of Exhibitions Elisabetta Fabrizi revealing Campus’ inspirations, influences and experiences in his career to date.
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