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Découvrez les travaux de l’artiste Clément Carpentier. Il est actuellement en recherche d’un poste en Game Art en tant que généraliste 3D ou environment artist, en France métropolitaine.
L’article Clément Carpentier, artiste 3D est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
Découvrez les travaux de l’artiste Oleksiy Rusyuk, concept artist/généraliste. Actuellement en poste au sein du sein du studio de jeux vidéo GSC, il apprécie manifestement les ambiances de science-fiction.
L’article Oleksiy Rusyuk, concept designer axé science-fiction est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
Découvrez les travaux de l’artiste Sung Choi, spécialisé dans le concept art. Il a notamment travaillé sur le jeu Destiny 2.
L’article Sung Choi, concept artist est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
Continuing our series of quick DJ vignettes, we’re back with another quick interview. This time, Hawaii-born multi-talented DJ and producer Kim Ann Foxman (Firehouse Records) shares her views on DJing, creating balance when touring, and staying true to herself. We had a chance to ask a few questions, so tap the video below to listen […]
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Découvrez les travaux de Kayt Kybar, artiste originaire d’Estonie. Il officie actuellement chez GoodBye Kansas (à Stockholm) en tant que concept artist.
L’article Kayt Kybar, concept artist est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
Marco Faraone (Uncage, Rekids, Drumcode) is a prolific and versatile producer whose incendiary live sets have earned him the attention of all the right people. Hit play in the video to watch and listen to some of his set at BPM Portugal 2018, then keep reading beyond that for his DJ tips, career advice, and […]
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Découvrez les travaux de l’artiste Kévin Jean-Philippe, qui publie notamment ses créations sur Instagram sous le nom The_clueless_artist. Il est actuellement artiste 2D/3D au sein du studio de jeux vidéo Advenworks.
L’article Kévin Jean-Philippe, concept artist et graphiste est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
Découvrez la nouvelle bande démo de Tom O’Bready, alias Lewul sur le forum 3DVF. Passé par Isart Digital, il a depuis eu l’occasion de travailler chez Illumination Mac Guff (Moi, Moche et Méchant 3, Le Grinch) avant d’embarquer pour le Canada. Il officie actuellement chez Mr. X Inc, à Toronto.
L’article Tom O’Bready, FX Artist du Grinch à Shazam est apparu en premier sur 3DVF.
MID is an interaction design and technology studio, specializing in engineering, interactive design, and new media. They work with museums, marketing and communication agencies, architects, public institutions, companies, entrepreneurs, musicians, and artists.
Their studio was founded in Barcelona in 2009. MID’s origins are found in the arts production centre Hangar, a meeting point for creative professionals, artists, programmers, and designers. This background, along with the experience acquired by the management team, allowed MID to become an established studio.
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Founder of respected label Underground Quality, Jus-Ed's approach to music is authentic, dedicated, and serious. He holds residencies at Tresor (Berlin) and Djoon (Paris). In today's interview, Jus-Ed explains his commitment to DJing, what he thinks it takes to become a good DJ, and shares his passion for music overall.
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Ohio-born, now Berlin resident, DJ, and producer Dan Curtin has had a career in electronic music since the early 90s. He’s released 70 single and 9 albums, from house to techno, on acclaimed labels such as Mobilee Records and Metamorphic (Dan’s own imprint). In this interview, Dan shares insights on his music-making, and tell us […]
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chatted with the Berlin techno auteur to discover more about her favorite tools as a DJ and producer, as well as her upcoming album and new label, UFO Inc.
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Psst.one es un canal online de entrevistas a visualistas que nació en 2017 de la mano del artista visual Andrea Familiari aka Fax, programador, visualista y diseñador de iluminación. Le conocí en Mira Festival Berlín 2018 después de realizarme una entrevista para su canal. Actualmente hay 41 entrevistas publicadas. La finalidad del proyecto Psst.one se basa en crear un archivo online para conocer la historia y el trabajo de Vj’s y visualistas. También es una fuente de inspiración a partir de otras realidades artísticas presentes en el mundo A/V. Psst.one quiere ser el lugar donde se muestran las «caras» del mundo visual.
Stanislav Glazov, Geso, Jem the Misfit, Lucas Gutierrez, Vj Fader, CyTone, A-li-ce, Malo, Kalma, Mxzehn, Van Ta, Richard Burns, Maotik, Javier Alvarez, Ahmet Said Kaplan, Stefan Kainbacher, Tarik Barri, VJyou & Mari Asada, Noah Norman, Optic Veil, Pierce Warnecke, Michael Tan, Sam Wiehl, Vj Entter, Volàtil Vj, Elburz Sorkhabi, Alessandra Leone, Greg Hermanovic, Hendrik Wendler, Sal Stapleton, Ari Dykier, Lasal, 404.zero, Fidel Eljuri, Alba G. Corral, Marta Verde, Multiscalar, Emile Barret y Marcel Weber i MFO.
– Nombre, estudios, actividad laboral.
Andrea Familari, también conocido como Fax, estudié Historia del Arte en la Universidad de Pisa, soy programador autodidacta, visualista y diseñador de iluminación.
– Lugar de nacimiento y lugar de residencia.
Nacido en Pisa, Italia, con sede en Berlín.
– ¿Vj actualmente? ¿Dónde?
No soy propiamente un Vj, creo imágenes en tiempo real para espectáculos A/V y videoclips para músicos (Oscar Mulero, Jk Flesh o Miss Red, entre otros).
– ¿Tienes otros proyectos?
Me divido en dos enfoques diferentes: con mi nombre Andrea Familari actualmente produzco contenido visual para proyecciones e instalaciones interactivas en el campo del «arte contemporáneo». Con el seudónimo FAX, colaboro con artistas en videoclips, shows A/V y producción de espectáculos y exposiciones. Actualmente estoy de gira con los shows de Marco Donnarumma como productor de iluminación y escenografía y estoy trabajando en mi nueva exposición.
– ¿Qué es psst.one?
Psst.one es un canal online centrado en entrevistas semanales sobre los artistas involucrados en todos los aspectos relacionados con el campo del audio/vídeo. Psst.one nació con la intención de contribuir a la creación de un legado relacionado con el campo del «visualista».
– ¿Cómo y cuándo empezó?
Pensé en ello en la primavera de 2017 y ese verano empecé a contactar a los primeros entrevistados, tomé mi Sony NexVg20 y comencé a grabar las primeras entrevistas en Berlín. El primer vídeo salió el 20 de octubre de 2017.
– ¿Quién forma el equipo?
Yo soy fundador y director. Fara Peluso es la diseñadora gráfica y Luca Caciagli es la fotógrafa de los eventos que organizamos en Spektrum cada dos meses.
– ¿Por qué entrevistar solo a artistas visuales?
Personalmente, me gusta leer biografías de artistas y me encanta saber cómo evolucionaron su estética y cómo crearon sus obras, pero no hay nada sobre visualistas al respecto. Si quieres saber más acerca de un solo artista de nuestro campo es muy difícil y no hay suficiente material en mi opinión. También hacemos visuales y hay muy pocas entrevistas en video sobre visualistas. Por estas dos razones principales decidí crear este canal. Sinceramente, no pensé que aprendería tanto sobre otros procesos de trabajo ni que haría tantos amigos, todavía estoy convencido de que tomé la decisión correcta.
– ¿Cuántas entrevistas tienes?
Ahora, a fines de diciembre de 2018, publiqué 39 entrevistas, pronto saldrán las próximas.
– ¿Cuántas entrevistas al mes? ¿Hay una frecuencia?
Generalmente cuatro entrevistas al mes, una por semana básicamente.
– ¿Hay algo en común en todas tus entrevistas?
Lo único en común de todas las entrevistas es la primera pregunta, «¿Cómo empezaste con las imágenes?». Luego el resto de preguntas son diferentes. En nuestro campo tal vez exista un estilo común en algunos artistas (imágenes visuales, cine en vivo, glitch, analógico, etc.) pero hacemos las cosas de una manera diferente, me gusta destacar la singularidad de cada artista que entrevisto.
– ¿Cuál es el propósito del proyecto?
El propósito del proyecto Psst.one y su presencia en la web es crear un archivo digital que ofrezca la posibilidad de tener una historia y al mismo tiempo inspirarse en otras realidades artísticas presentes en el mundo A/V. Psst.one es el lugar donde se muestran las «caras» del mundo visual.
– Objetivos de futuro.
Con psst.one, me gustaría publicar 40 entrevistas esta temporada, estoy trabajando para ir a EE.UU y a Asia a grabar la mitad de la próxima temporada en esa parte del mundo y tal vez en los próximos años un documental, ya veremos.
Gracias por esta entrevista, un placer.
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– Name, studies, work activity.
Andrea Familari aka Fax, History of Art at the University of Pisa, self-taught coder, visualist and light designer
– Place of birth and place of residence.
Born in Pisa, Italy, based in Berlin.
– Vj currently? Where?
Not proper a vj, I have my personal patches for a series of A/V Improvisation and I create realtime visuals for A/V shows and videoclips for musicians (Oscar Mulero, Jk Flesh, Miss Red, ecc)
– Do you have another projects?
I divide myself in two different approach: with my name Andrea Familari I currently produce prints,screening and interactive installation for the “contemporary art” field (http://www.famifax.com/fami). With the pseudonym FAX, I collaborated with artist for videoclips, A/V performances and production of show and exhibition. (http://www.famifax.com/fax)
Currently I’m touring with Marco Donnarumma’s shows as light design and stage producer and I’m working on my new exhibition.
– What is psst.one?
Psst.one is a web channel focused on weekly video interviews about the artists involved in all aspects related to the audio/video field. Psst.one was born with the intent to contribute to the creation of a legacy, related to the field of the ‘visualist’.
– How and when did it start?
I was thinking about it in the spring of 2017 and that summer I started to contact the first interviewees, I took my Sony NexVg20 and I started to record the first interviews in Berlin.
The first episode was out the 20th October 2017.
– Who forms the team?
I’m the director and the main guy of the channel.
Fara Peluso(http://www.moodif.net/site/) is the graphic designer and Luca Caciagli is the photographer of the events that we organise in Spektrum every two months.
– Why interview only visual artists?
Personally I like to read biography of artists and I love to know how they evolved their aesthetic and how they created their works, but there are nothing for visualist about it.
If you want to know more about one single artist of our field is very difficult and there are not enough material in my opinion. Also we do visuals and there really few video interviews about visualist. For this two main reasons I decided to start this channel.
Honestly I didn’t think to learn so much about other process of work and make friendship, I’m still convinced that I made the right decision.
– How many interviews do you have?
Now, at the end of December 2018, I published 39 interviews, I already recorded more and I already plan the future interviews.
– How many interviews each month? Is there a frequency?
Usually four interviews every month, one per week basically.
– Is there anything in common in all your interviews?
The only one thing in common of all the interviews is the first question, “How did you start with visuals?”, then everyone is different. In our field there is maybe a common style (generative visuals, live cinema, glitch, analog one, ecc.) in some artists, but we do so much stuff in different way that is complicate to put out the common part. Also I like every time to underline the singularity of every single artist that I interview.
– What is the purpose of the project?
The purpose of Psst.one project and its presence on the web is to eventually create a digital archive giving the possibility to have a history and at the same time be inspired from the other artistic realities present into the A/V world.
Psst.one is the place where the ‘faces’ of the visual world are shown.
– Goals of the future
With psst.one, I would like to publish 40 interviews this season, I’m working to go in US and Asia to record half on the next season on that part of the world and maybe in the next years a documentary, we will see
Thank you for this interview, a pleasure
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Refik Anadol is a media artist and director born in Istanbul, Turkey in 1985. Currently lives and works in Los Angeles, California. He is a lecturer and visiting researcher in UCLA’s Department of Design Media Arts.
He is working in the fields of site-specific public art with parametric data sculpture approach and live audio/visual performance with immersive installation approach, particularly his works explore the space among digital and physical entities by creating a hybrid relationship between architecture and media arts with machine intelligence.
He holds a master of fine arts degree from the University of California, Los Angeles in Media Arts, master of fine arts degree from Istanbul Bilgi University in Visual Communication Design as well as bachelors of arts degree with summa cum laude in Photography and Video. Co-founder and Creative director at Antilop.
As a media artist, designer and spatial thinker, Refik Anadol is intrigued by the ways in which the transformation of the subject of contemporary culture requires rethinking of the new aesthetic, technique and dynamic perception of space. Anadol builds his works on the nomadic subject’s reaction to and interactions with unconventional spatial orientations with data and machine intelligence. Embedding media arts into architecture, he questions the possibility of a post-digital architectural future in which there are no more non-digital realities.
He invites the viewers to visualize alternative realities by presenting them the possibility of re-defining the functionalities of both interior and exterior architectural formations. Anadol’s work suggests that all spaces and facades have potentials to be utilized as the media artists’ canvases.
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French digital artist, Mathieu Le Sourd (Maotik) focuses his work on the creation of immersive multimedia environments and generative visuals. His work has recently been presented in various festivals around the world, such as Mutek Festival, Live Cinema in Rio, Signal Festival in Prague, the British Film Institute in London and ARS Electronica in Linz.
As the lead of Moment Factory’s interactive team in 2011, Le Sourd produced several large-scale projects including a multimedia experience in the new terminal at Los Angeles International Airport as well as the visuals for Nine Inch Nails’ world tour. In 2013, he produced the critically-acclaimed immersive multimedia performance DROMOS, which was presented at the SATosphere in Montreal as part of Mutek festival.
Always in search of new challenges, Le Sourd designs his own visual tools; generating animations from algorithms and creating 3D worlds to transform perceptions of space. He collaborates with musicians, sound artists, and scientists in order to continue his research into the relationship between art, science, and technology.
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NONOTAK studio is the collaboration between the illustrator Noemi Schipfer and the architect musician Takami Nakamoto. Commissioned by the Architect Bigoni-Mortemard to create a mural in the lobby of a public housing building in Paris, NONOTAK was created in late 2011.
In early 2013, they start to work on light and sound installations, creating an ethereal, immersive and dreamlike environment meant to envelop the viewer, capitalizing on Takami Nakamoto’s approach of space & sound, and Noemi Schipfer’s experience in kinetic visual.
They presented their first audiovisual installation at the Mapping Festival in May 2013. In summer 2013, NONOTAK comes up with a performance, LATE SPECULATION, where they are the creators and contents of the project.
nonotakstudio@gmail.com
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Onionlab is a multidisciplinary studio. They create interactive products and experiences, motion design movies and audiovisual shows for companies that want to be related to technology, design, and art. Their works are based on the aesthetic attention to detail and the technical innovation.
Starting from graphic concepts and detailed ideas, they get lost in the development and find themselves again at the resolution. They usually make use of the power of scripting and the seduction of music and sound design. They are interested in learning in each project, that’s why they invest many hours researching. They like collaborations.
Music is a source of inspiration for them, and it is often the starting point of their work. VR (virtual reality) experiences, projection mapping, stage design, and music videos are some of the formats through which we relate to music.
To celebrate the bicentenary of the Prado Museum, on November 24th, 2018, Onionlab projected a video mapping organized by the events agency Ciudadano Kien on the facade of the building. The video mapping transformed the inert facade of the building into something organic thus creating an immersive visual journey of lights, shadows, and optical illusions.
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Nick Verstand (1984) is a contemporary artist exploring human behavior and perception through spatial audiovisual compositions. His autonomous installations and live performances investigate the materialization of internal emotional experiences and are created through collaborative design processes aimed at breaking down social boundaries.
The resulting intuitive experiences, co-creations of artist and audience, generate a hypnotizing environment for the subconscious mind.
Nick has exhibited and performed at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Dutch Design Week, Art Central Hong Kong, SXSW and collaborated with artists such as Fatima Yamaha, Joep Beving and Suzanne Ciani. Dezeen selected his project AURA as one of the top 10 art installations of 2017, alongside Olafur Eliasson, Ai Weiwei, and Anish Kapoor.
studio@nickverstand.com
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A fond believer of the concept of Homo Ludens, Daan’s interactional works are always based on the expressive potential of the spectator. The audiovisual elements within such a piece are used as a means to achieve a new kind of social experience.
Other pieces strive to be perceptual explorations. Light, sound & kinetics flood the senses, to see what remains.
His work has been shown at renown art places such as the Stedelijk Museum, but it can just as well be found in public space or at techno parties. His work has been shown at venues in Amsterdam, London, São paulo, Monaco, Paris, Berlin, Ghent, Warsaw, Ljubljana and Bucharest. He has received grants and prizes from the Dutch Institute for Media Arts, Stroom, the Foundation for Visual Arts and the City of The Hague.
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Mowgli has been passionate about all things creative since a very young age. He’s always painted and made things and he had the fortune of having DJ as his first ever job after finishing school. Mowgli graduated in Scientific and Natural History Illustration in 1996, a field in which he worked on a freelance basis for a short time.
Since then he had worked using a vast range of media. He completed an apprenticeship in the ancient crafts of Cordoban and Guadameci in 1997 after which he worked for Arte 2 on interior design projects incorporating the craft while also co-founding MIX, a Madrid based workshop and shop specialized in the upcycling of furniture and decorative objects, an endeavor that was way ahead of its time as the term “upcycling” wasn’t even in use then.
Mowgli started Vjing in 2004 alongside the band Detwiije, this led to more VJ gigs and visual creation for world-class artists and festivals including Above & Beyond, Astrix, Roisin Murphy, Infected Mushroom and Greg Wilson. He was classed amongst the top 8 European VJs in 2008 at the London International Music Show.
Soon after and as a natural progression from Vjing, Mowgli developed an interest in audiovisual performance which he’s been developing since 2010 when the show MAYA was created with producer Silverio Funk. It was premiered at the BFI Southbank as part of Dark Fibre and has since been performed at several venues in London and Rome. During this time he also developed a piece for the Musion holographic projection system which was screened at Kinetika Art Fair in London.
Throughout his career, he’s been involved in organizing and promoting various music and arts events including Stylistik, Sound on Vision, The Nozzle and AV Depot while also being a director of VJ London, a community-focused monthly event dedicated to the diffusion of audiovisual and technology based art forms.
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Ouchhh is a creative new media studio with expertise in AI, data paintings, data sculpture, and public art. The studio integrates art, science, and technology in every work they create. A multidisciplinary creative hub focused on new media platforms, offering direction and art direction and also producing video mapping projections.
Skilled in animation, design, illustration, 3D, 2D, interactivity, interaction, and live-action -and seamlessly combining some or all of these- OUCHHH considers each project as a challenge and takes a fresh and unique approach to each other. They have an office in Istanbul, and partnerships in L.A., Vienna, Barcelona, Paris, and Berlin.
The studio has created the “POETIC AI” Solo Exhibition at Atelier des Lumières, it’s a world’s largest AI exhibition which will last for 6 months. It uses 50K pixels and in total 136 projectors, 1 million people visited the exhibition in 7 months.
The studio worked with many brands such as Google, Cern, Nike, Wired, their collaborators transcend all industries and all continents. Their works have received multiple accolades and awards in the international arena. Ouchhh has been featured at Ars Electronica 4 times and will be attending for the 5th time this year.
They became Istanbul’s first new media agency to win Reddot design awards, German Design Award, 10th Annual IDA Awards (The International Design Awards) and ADC Awards ( The Art Directors Club), in addition to an Honorable Mention from the City University of Hong Kong.
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Marta Radecka is a visual artist, VJ, surface pattern designer, graphic designer and an illustrator. Her artistic development has been initially shaped in an Art College and later she mastered my skills studying graphic design at university.
Marta creates video projections, mappings and LED installations for audiovisual performances, concerts or live DJ sets. She is a VJ at recurring gigs in Krakow and London. For her the starting point of any creative concept is always music.
She uses her own drawings, graphics and animations to design unique loops. Her artistic creations are characterised by multiple dissolving and intertwining layers and monochrome colour palette. Her live shows are never 100% planned; there is always lots of space for improvisation. She was born in Poland, currently live in London.
mrtrdck@gmail.com
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Covarrubias received a Bachelor of Music Composition degree in 2006 from the National School of Music at the UNAM in Mexico City. She earned a Master’s degree in Musicology, Creation, and Society in 2010 from the University of Paris 8 (France), where she specialized in Computer-assisted composition and Ethnomusicology.In 2016, she received a Ph.D. degree in Esthetics, Science and Technology of the Arts from the University of Paris 8.
Sabina has also studied and trained to program with languages such as Java and C++, among others, at the National Polytechnic Institute in Mexico. She studied “Mastering Techniques” at Berklee Music College. Today she is an associated researcher of the CICM (Centre d’Informatique et Création Musicale), Paris, France; besides, she is part of the SNCA program (Art Creators National System) from Mexico, for this program, she is composing acousmatic, octophonic music, financed by FONCA.
Her works encompass a wide array of genres, which have been shown in highly renowned concert halls and festivals in Mexico, the United States, and France. Performances of her compositions have taken place in the International Festival for Women in Art in the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City and in the International Forum of New Music Manuel Enríquez in Mexico City.
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L’Aubaine (Laurie Bender) VJ, a visual artist from Geneva-based in London.
L’Aubaine started performing live visuals in 2005 while studying a master in Digital Arts in Barcelona. From her study, she got interested in real-time performances and exploring different forms of narrative.
All elements she uses in her work are self-produced, mixing different techniques, analog and digital, as hand-drawn animations, 2D and 3D animations, graphical elements, photography, and videos. Her creations have that handmade feel, imperfect, bold and very colorful. Laurie crafted her unique style over the years by superimposing layers, interlinking shapes, and colors, mixing elements from different techniques in an unusual and elegant way.
Her VJ sets are evolving compositions, audio-reactive, created live and flowing with the crowd and the music. Each set never look the same, she shares emotions, playfulness and she feels like a painter and his canvas. She is since 2015, part of VJ London, organizing monthly meet-up & showcase and bigger events with interactive installations and AV performances with artists based in the London area and international.
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Jeremy Oury combines audio and visual skills to make singular mapping or digital installation and promote a fresh vision of audiovisual arts. He also pursues explorations into intermedia forms with creative programming and electroacoustic compositions with minimalist and abstract touch.
He experiments with different variables that can work together to create a synaesthetic partition in various ways (architectural mapping, led screen, mapping immersive, full-dome, …).
Jeremy loves visual distortions and unexpected narrations. Sound partitions are generally inspired by abstract or minimalist textures with several sound layers, radically transformed sounds and electronic music playing with the full width of the spectrum and the dynamics of the diffusion system. Video contents combined different forms that impact on the viewer with tension between light and dark, and between geometric and organic figures using generation of digital images.
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Le Collectif Calm propose des scénographies dignes d’un club, à la maison ! Comment le Collectif Calm (Comme à la Maison) . . .
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Blanca Regina is an artist, teacher, and curator based in London. Her research and practice is heterogeneous and encompass expanded cinema, free improvisation, graphic and moving image, photography and performance art.
In 2010, she received a doctorate in Humanities from University Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, with the thesis The VJ and audiovisual performance: towards a radical aesthetic of postmodernism.
She has performed with various artists, including Terry Day, Leafcutter John, Beresford, and Matthias Kispert and curated a number of events and installations in London and internationally. Her last exhibition: ‘Expanded and Ephemera Audiovisual’ was presented at MUPO, Oaxaca, México in November 2015.
In 2013 along with Steve Beresford she created Unpredictable Series. During 2015 and 2016, Regina and Beresford presented via Unpredictable Series, a series of exhibitions looking at free improvisation and the art of improvisers in London engaging audiences with the story of free improvisation in the UK and its connections to other art practices.
Last works also include Unpredictable, a film about musician and artist Terry Day. In 2016 she curated LED in Oaxaca, Mexico a festival that brings together tradition and innovation and focuses in free improvisation, audiovisual art, and multimedia performances.
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Marpi is a Polish-born San Francisco based Digital Artist. His artworks are interactive, scalable, and multiplatform, giving anyone the ability to shape them and create their own. By building windows into the same universe Marpi provides an empty canvas where the art does not exist until people create it.
Marpi’s creative work revolves around building 3D worlds, creating immersive AR, Virtual Reality experiences, Interactive Art events, and storytelling in style and difference. Currently, he is working with Obscura as Director of Web and Experiential Design, previously working on projects for clients including Disney, Google, Magic Leap, and Adobe.
His artwork has exhibited internationally including ArtFutura Roma, Contemporary Istanbul, Burning Man, and Oregon Eclipse has been publicly and professionally recognized, receiving nominations and winning several awards including Golden Lions, SXSW Interactive and .NET Magazine site of the year.
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The German creative label Ruestungsschmie.de specializes in 3D immersive projects and motion and media design. In 2010, Kristian Andresen, Michał Banisch and Philip Modest Schambelan were originally established as artistic groups, but over time their roles moved closer to digital design and research. Because of the architectural background of its members, Label is often dedicated to architecture.
With the name ruestungsschmie.de, they want to point out the discrepancy in the financial resources of the defense industry and the cultural sector.
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