Media Art
Monday, January 24, 2011
Final Video(Emotion Expression)
Concept for for the Interactive Application
Monday, January 3, 2011
MOTIONGRAFPHER
Marco Brambilla is a Milan-born New York based video artist whose work has been exhibited in major private and public collections including the Guggenheim Museum, the San Francisco Museum Museum of Modern Art, and the New Museum of Contemporary art.
Brambilla’s latest work produced through Stink is the stunning video collage, Power, commissioned by Kanye West, which has so far attracted over 12 million online views. Editorially the piece has garnered coverage from the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Creativity, shots and arts titles Juxtapoz and Art Daily.
Previous projects include the 2009 Standard Hotel installation Civilization, a powerful contemporary interpretation of Dante’s Inferno balancing reflections on mass culture and Hollywood film with classical art historical references. His 2008 installation, Cathedral was showcased during the Toronto international film festival. In 2007, his work on Destricted was screened at the Cannes and Sundance Film Festivals. In 2009 he was commissioned to create video works for Sixth Sense parfums and Muse magazine.
Brambilla, represented by Christopher Grimes Gallery of Los Angeles, is currently working on a new video installation entitled Evolution, a large-scale video collage expanding on the technique developed for Civilization. This major work will form part of his first retrospective to be held at the Santa Monica Museum of Art in early 2011 for which he is also creating several new video pieces.
( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L53gjP-TtGE ) - link to video
( http://motionographer.com/theater/marco-brambilla-civilization/ ) - link to video
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATOR
Jason Seiler began his professional career in a rather unorthodox way. After getting in trouble for drawing parodies of his history teacher in high school, Jason’s quick-thinking principle hired him to draw caricatures of different faculty members. A professional artist was born. Jason went on to study fine art illustration at the American Academy of Art in Chicago for two years before beginning his professional work in earnest. Jason's humorous illustrations have been featured as covers and interior pieces for TIME, Business Week, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Weekly Standard, MAD magazine, GOLF magazine, KING magazine, Revolver, Guitar Player, The Village Voice, Penguin Group, Disney, The New York Observer, D Magazine, The Bloomberg Market, New Line Cinema, Universal Pictures, Aardman Animation, and Sony Image, among others. Jason also worked as a character designer on Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland, helping to create such characters as the Red Queen, the Tweedles, the Bandersnatch and more. Jason has published two books of his art: Caricature the Art of Jason Seiler and the coffee-table book, SEILER 2008-2009, featuring many of his humorous portraits and illustrations. Jason has also produced an instructional DVD entitled, Sketching with Jason Seiler. Jason’s work has been exhibited several times at the Society of Illustrators in New York as well as at the Society of Illustrators West, where Jason was awarded the silver medal for his portrait of Elvis Costello. His work has also been exhibited in Communication Arts Magazine, American Illustration 29 annual, Taschen’s Illustration Now! 3, and the book, Digital Masters (2010). Jason is a member of the Society of Illustrators NY. He has been an art instructor for several years with Schoolism, the online art school created by Imaginism Studios in Toronto. Jason currently lives in Chicago with his lovely wife, Kat, and his two irresistibly beautiful daughters, Isabeau and Ava.