
A pioneer in the medium of video art, Bill Viola's work explores the spiritual and perceptual side of human experience. Since 1970 he has created videotapes, architectural video installations, sound environments, electronic music performances and pieces for television. Works include Hatsu Yume (First Dream), The Passing, and installations Room for St. John of the Cross, The Messenger and The Quintet of the Astonished, recently shown at the National Gallery, London in "Encounters, New Art from Old". A 25-year survey exhibition of his work organized by The Whitney Museum of American Art recently traveled to 6 institutions in the USA and Europe. MacArthur Fellow.

What Is Cinema?
2013 · as Self

Trovoada
1995 · as Self (voice)

The Voyage
2002 · as Gatekeeper

Going Forth By Day
2002 · as (segment "The Voyage")

The Reflecting Pool
1979 · as Performer

Bill Viola: The Road to St. Paul's
2017 · as Self

Return
1975

I Do Not Know What It Is I Am Like
1986 · as Himself

Bill Viola: The Eye of the Heart
2003 · as Self

Processing the Signal
as Himself

Migration (for Jack Nelson)
1976

Reasons for Knocking at an Empty House
1983

The Deluge