David Claerbout modelled Elvis’ body using hundreds of photographic fragments of his skin and facial features. He challenges the two-dimensional nature of the photograph by adding virtual time and space.

<p><em>Important! Due to the corona measures, group activities are not possible for the moment </em></p> <p>Can you make a picture upside down? Who can freeze like people in a pictu...

<p><em>Important! Due to the corona measures, group activities are not possible for the moment </em></p><p>Together with the guide you learn some techniques to take the perfect pictu...

<p><em>Important! Due to the corona measures, group activities are not possible for the moment </em></p> <p>Is it possible to visit a museum with your eyes closed? Can you make a pi...

<p><em>Important! Due to the corona measures, group activities are not possible for the moment </em></p><p>Together with the guide you learn some techniques to take the perfect pictu...

<p><em>Important! Due to the corona measures, group activities are not possible for the moment </em></p><p>This guided tour is an experience. During a Pixeldate you get to know photo...

<p><em>Important! Due to the corona measures, guided tours are not possible for the moment </em></p> <p>Visit the first major retrospective by the renowned Belgian photographer Step...