Selected videos, presentations and interviews

Interview appeared on the Culture show @i24NEWSenFrançais with @ValérieAbecassisCulture

A keynote presentation at the UN’s Climate Change Conference #COP25 in Madrid, invited by the Spanish government - Ministerio para la Transición EcológicaStreamed live on Dec 11, 2019

@GSGSummit2019 Nov 19, 2019 Celebrated Israeli artist @eyalgever says art is the only way to create a new form of change. “Art makes people feel, art touches people’s souls”.

DLD 2019 Fireside Chat: Liam Casey & Eyal Gever

Deutsche Telekom conference 2018 Key Note presentation

Creating Art From Energy (Eyal Gever, artist) | DLD Berlin 17

EconomistEvents (June 29 2017) Keynote speaker — On stage with Tom Standage - deputy Editor the economist

Eyal Gever KeyNote speaker at Delivering Change Forum Mumbai on 2017-03-10.

At SXSW 2017 panel - Creating Art Among the Stars | discussing 1st #sculpture ever made in space. with: @JasonDunn Made In Space co-founder & chief technology officer @NicoleStott, artist and a veteran astronaut with two spaceflights and 104 day… — At SXSW 2017 panel - Creating Art Among the Stars | discussing 1st #sculpture ever made in space. with: @JasonDunn Made In Space co-founder & chief technology officer @NicoleStott, artist and a veteran astronaut with two spaceflights and 104 days living and working in space on both the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station.

The Creators Project follows Israeli artist Eyal Gever on his mission to create a sculpture in space. We see how Eyal and his team, in collaboration with a NASA project team, explore what it means to be human through zero gravity and 3D computer technology, and what complications they face in selecting an artistic subject and in actually creating an art piece meant for space.

Eyal Gever Keynote speaker at DLD Munich 2016 - talking about his art pieces combine 3D-printing and coding. In this video, he talks about his experience working with NASA and his latest project bringing "laughter into space".

Keynote speaker at Wired 2015 — This is a disaster caught in freeze-frame. Tel Aviv-based artist Eyal Gever uses software to simulate catastrophes on the screen (in this case a shockwave moving through a sphere) and then turns the most compelling frames into 50cm resin models, using a £215,000 Objet 3D printer.

Israeli Presidential Conference: Facing Tomorrow, Jerusalem, June 2013

Symposium on the future of art, Israel Museum, December 2012 (in Hebrew)

Microsoft ThinkNext Event, November 2012

Euronews Interview, July 2012

Haaretz Inteview, Segev Gallery, Tel Aviv, May 2012

DLD Tel Aviv, November 2011

Wired London, November 2011