Dave Griffiths is an artist working with film, video, animation and print. Recent work dwells on the physical and fictive borders of cinema, attempting to activate the narrative potential of marginal images as living forms of cultural memory. Griffiths Cue-Dot Observatory is a series of films and objects examining the archaeology of movie changeovers. He combines the digital and analogue, often blurring distinctions between moving and still images, or dead and alive technologies.

Recent exhibitions include Swedenborg Film Festival, London; Sugary Photographs With Tricks, Poses & Effects, Antwerp; Infernal Machines, g39, Cardiff; video_dumbo, Brooklyn; Bureau - Industry & Idleness, Contemporary Art Society, London; Analogue is the New Digital, Abandon Normal Devices; and Video Vortex, Brussels.

With Andy Bracey he has co-curated UnSpooling - Artists & Cinema, Cornerhouse Manchester, October 2010-January 2011. Griffiths is based in Manchester, and completed MA Media Art in 2004 at Manchester School of Art.