Klaus Verscheure
Klaus Verscheure (1968) is a Belgian director. In 1986 he decided to attend RITS (Brussels) to train as an animated filmmaker. He finished in June 1989 on l’Entrée de l’hiérophante, a film on music by Blaine L. Reininger (violinist and founding father of Tuxedomoon).
Klaus works as a freelance director. Most of the time he directs fiction series, he made a lot of commercials and music videos and several films for museums.
During the built up of his career, Klaus kept on working on the job which he considers the most important labour of all. He never ceased painting and drawing. Both mingled up with film and video and melted into installations, art remained the heartbeat of Klaus’ way of living. CJK (Centrum Jonge Kunst) in Ghent promoted his work and send it to exhibitions in Holland, Great Britain and Greece, after it was shown in their gallery in Ghent.
Besides his career as a freelance director his studio was the world where the fire kept burning. Most of the time his artwork remained inside, but at the end of 2009, Klaus felt that is was time to open up the doors of his studio and step out to show his work.