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Saturday 14 March – Sunday 15 March
Boris-Vian theatre, Maison de la Culture, 1 Abbé de l’Épée street, Clermont-Ferrand
Screenings followed by discussions with the audience
Awards ceremony: Sunday 15 March at 7 p.m. – Boris-Vian theatre
Free access
Sunday 29 March – 7 p.m.
City of Clermont-Ferrand Prize / VIDEOFORMES 2026
Sous la peau de la Palestine | Zohra HASSANI | FRA | 2025 | 4’49
Puy-de-Dôme Departmental Council Prize / VIDEOFORMES 2026
Delete Forever | Félix CÔTE | FRA | 2025 | 14’00
Clermont Auvergne University Prize / VIDEOFORMES 2026
How Now, House? | Tess MARTIN | NLD | 2025 | 13’00
Special mention from the jury
Im Dickicht | Katharina PICHLER | AUT | 2025 | 8’00
Véronique Sapin is a visual artist (videos, video installations, animation, photography, generative art) and curator. Since 1995, her works have been featured in over 270 events in some forty countries. Véronique Sapin is also a co-founder of the FemLink-Art collective, which includes 154 women artists from 63 countries. She has initiated significant partnerships with institutions such as UNESCO for the training of artists from the African continent.
LAI Pei-Chun holds a Master’s degree in Western Art History from the Graduate Institute of Fine Arts, National Taiwan Normal University. Currently working as an independent curator, focusing on the research and development of art education programs and guided tour mechanisms. Based in Taoyuan, her practice is rooted in local history, everyday culture, and the promotion of contemporary art.
She believes that the unique power of art lies in its ability to transform knowledge into experience—reshaping how the world is understood and perceived. Her work explores the intersection of Taiwanese culture and contemporary artistic expression. She has curated international exchange exhibitions in Japan and South Korea, introducing outstanding Taiwanese artists to global audiences. She is also actively involved in art education projects and community-based art initiatives in collaboration with local schools and neighborhoods.
François Leclère is an improviser, composer and DJ. He has been involved in artistic networks for 20 years as a spectator or creator.
Éléa ROYON
Bachelor’s Degree in Art History and Archaeology
Loriane HOURCADE
Master’s Degree in Management of Cultural Projects or Institutions, Specialization in Cultural and Tourism Development of Territories
Elisa MABEAU AFONSO
Master’s Degree in Management of Cultural Projects or Institutions, Specialization in Cultural and Tourism Development of Territories
Selection committee (choosing the videos in the official selection): Pierre Bouyer, Éric André-Freydefont, Marie-Sylviane Buzin, Stéphane Haddouche, Gabriel Soucheyre, Benedicte Haudebourg, Morgan Baudoin, Charles Fredon, Fanny Bauguil.
