Yannick Mosimann is an experimental filmmaker, sound artist, and photographer from Bern, Switzerland. He studied at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Lucerne, where he completed his BA degree with the short film "How I Disappeared." The film has been screened at various film festivals worldwide. Mosimann further pursued his education by studying MA Contemporary Arts Practice at the Hochschule der Künste in Bern.
Mosimann's body of work encompasses films, video/audio installations and collaborative projects with diverse artists as a filmmaker and musician. His artistic focus lies in intuitive processes, sensorial experiences, and the reimagining of narratives. Themes explored in his work include the anthropocene, nature, cosmology, darkness, and human perception.
In early 2022, Mosimann released his first feature-length film titled "I Have Not Been Afraid of Going Blind for a Long Time." The film received widespread acclaim and was showcased at national and international film festivals as well as art spaces.
Mosimann’s feature-length documentary, Normal Love, had its world premiere in summer 2023 at the Zurich Film Festival. Following this success, it celebrated its international premiere at the Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival, where it garnered significant interest from critics and festival-goers alike.
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