Belgian-French conceptual artist and screenwriter Pierre Bismuth is an original creative name who has built his career on the fine line between visual art and cinema. Bismuth, known in the art world especially for his conceptual projects on language, memory and perception, has also managed to leave a permanent mark in the field of cinema. The production that made Bismuth's name written in golden letters in the history of cinema is Sil Baştan (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, 2004), directed by Michel Gondry. This scenario, which he wrote together with Charlie Kaufman, actually takes the seed of the idea from a conceptual art project that Bismuth had previously developed. The film, which is about an experimental procedure used by two ex-lovers to erase each other from their minds, was accepted as one of the most original productions of the period with both its romantic and philosophical depth. The screenplay won the Academy Award in 2005; Although this award was given in Kaufman's name, the original conceptual framework of the script could not exist without Bismuth's contribution. Another important production of the artist is Where is Rocky II?, which he took on as both director and screenwriter. It is a documentary film called (2016). The film is about a search for a mysterious rock sculpture belonging to Ed Ruscha, which is claimed to have been lost in the Nevada desert of the USA. This production, which questions the boundaries between art, reality and fiction, is concrete evidence of how masterfully Bismuth blends his conceptual art approach with cinema. With these oscillations between cinema and visual art, Bismuth refused to be confined to the identity of just a screenwriter; He has developed a unique creative language. This approach, which reveals with concrete examples how art and cinema can nourish each other, positions him in a separate place among contemporary creative figures. The fact that he was able to leave such a deep mark with a relatively small number of cinema projects is the clearest indication of Bismuth's extraordinary ability to produce original ideas.