| Marcell
Marias
info (at) marcellmarias (dot)com
Artist's Resume/Bio:
Born
in Budapest, Hungary in 1969.
B.A.
in Sociology and Video from the State University of New York at
Purchase, College of the Arts, 1992
Certificate
Program in Audio Production (Music for Film and Video), University
of Washington.
Memberships:
Northwest Film Forum, 911 Media Center, Henry Art Gallery.
Exhibitions
and Accomplishments:
High
School (1984-1987):
- Member
of the Talented and Gifted Art Program in High School, Wiesbaden,
Germany.
- Winner
of several USAREUR photography, video, and art contests in Wiesbaden.
- Performed
two solo multimedia shows utilizing original electronic music
and projected images.
College
(1990-1992):
- Exhibition:
Nectar, a three channel video installation exploring the flow
of sensuality and water, 1990.
- Video
Documentaries: "Tattoos on Campus", "The Alternative
Music Scene of New York and Surrounding Areas" , "He
Keeps You On Your Feet" 1990-1992
-
Scored and Edited a video project for video artist Aysha Quinn,
1991.
-
Member of Purchase Experimental Theater. Accomplished several
music-based shows.
-
Member of Teknosphere, an electronic group playing on campus and
in NYC.
Companies:
(See other résumé for work
experience)
-
Started Happy Trails Visuals in New York performing projected
visuals for parties, 1992.
-
Started Vortexya in North Carolina with Partner Simone Shannon
doing visuals on the East Coast. The greatest accomplishment of
this partnership was the visuals support for the group Meat Beat
Manifesto on the East Coast leg of their national tour in 1996.
- Started
Funky Photons
in Seattle, continuing visuals performances and also developing
unique lighting systems.
- Started
Lunaglow
in Seattle, designing and fabricating metal sculpture using sustainable
materials and energy-efficient illumination.
Exhibits
and Shows:
North Carolina- Fayetteville Arts Council's Digital Arts Exhibit
featured Dig It All, a computer graphics slide show with imagery
done by myself and Simone Shannon. My digital print "Kitty
Eyes" won an award, 1995.
Performed
visuals for Meat
Beat Manifesto for the East Coast leg of their 1996 National
Tour.
North Carolina- Carrboro Arts Center featured live video mixing
and slide manipulation to music from live electronic band Friend
Side Monkey. 1998
North Carolina- Cats Cradle Shows: Several Freakadelic
multimedia shows were performed utilizing electronic music and triggered
video samples. 1996-1998
Seattle- Spaceboat TV at EMP- installation of the Vortexya
Video Kaleidoscope. 2001
The Surrealist Ball New Years party at JEM Studios- Installation
of VVK, full body feedback machine and plate projector. 2001-2002
Shunpike Arts Collective's Shunpike Follies at FUnC- VVK and full
body feedback machine installation. 2002
New
Music West showcase in Vancouver, BC, with the experimental duo,
Collabo.
2002
Performed
as the duo Dugo Huzo for the Glitch night at Chop Suey, utilizing
noisefunk music and Funky
Photons visuals. 2003
Live
VJ and video feedback at"Breaking the Silence" Benefit
Party at 911 Media Center, 2003
Produced
and performed in Dream Garden, a Collaborative Photosynthesis, at
the Capitol Hill Arts Center. 2003
Video
mixing for House of Dyrdahl fashion show at the Bellevue Art Museum.
2003
VJing
for several Seattle Art Museum Events including:
70th Anniversary Celebration. 2003
SAM/DIFFA Masquerade Ball 2003
SAM Afterhours sols multimedia performances in surround sound in
2004 and 2005.
VJing
at Space Virgins party at Re-Bar 2006
Light
sculpture exhibition at Recycled Art Show at NY Fashion Academy,
2006
The lightsculpture "Solar"
was shown as a part of a group exhibit:
Dorkbot-sea
- People Doing Strange Things With Electricity - 911 Media Center
11/08/07-01/18/08
Immigrant Art: An expression of two worlds. Lunaglow pieces we part
of this group exhibit. North Seattle Community College Art Gallery
- 04/08/08 - 05/02/08 -
Exhibited pieces at the H'art opening. Transcendental Church of
Bass. 05/24/08 -
Exhibited "Solar" and "Wind" Energy Sculptures
at the Redmond
Digital Arts Fest. 10/4-5/2008
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