Alexander Schellow

Alexander Schellow is a Lecturer at the École de Recherche Graphique (ERG) in Brussels, specializing in Animation and Time-Based Practices. His interdisciplinary research bridges artistic and scientific domains, focusing on relations between space, perception, and action through memory reconstruction since 1999. He has exhibited globally at institutions like WIELS (Brussels), ICA Sofia, and the Taipei Biennial.

• Key Collaborations: Klaus von Heusinger (University of Stuttgart, linguistics), Catherine Perret (Paris X, philosophy), Claudia Bosse (theatercombinat), and Philipp Gehmacher (choreography).
• Research Trends: Explores memory visualization through daily drawing practices, postcolonial narratives in animation, and cognitive science intersections with art. His works include installations, films, and ethnographic archives developed via collectives like ARG and GREYZONE ZEBRA.
• Scientific Awards:
  • Pechstein Scholarship
  • Resident Fellow at Akademie Schloss Solitude
  • Senior Fellow at Zukunftskolleg (University of Konstanz, 2010-2012)
• Teaching: Active at universities in London, Paris, Tirana, Singapore, Mexico City, and Athens since 2007.