Video Art
In this page you can discover the finalist for the Video Art discipline in the Blue Area (Mediterranean to Ocean) rated by the audience and a professional Jury at the event in Tuzla, Bosnia and Erzegovina.
One winner of each discipline will partecipate to the Biennial MArteLive and will have the chance to participate in Art residencies and more prizes.
Patrícia Chamrazová
Vienna, Austria
Patrícia Chamrazová is a media artist. She comes from Slovakia and is currently based in Vienna. She received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Intermedia at Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava. She currently continues her studies in Transmedia Art at University of Applied Arts Vienna. She worked as a mediator for Kunsthalle Bratislava (2017 – 2018), in production for the digital arts festival Sensorium (2018 – 2019), festival Biela Noc (2019 – 2022). She actively participates in various international exhibitions, projects and residencies. In 2021, she co-founded the civil society aj aj along with Nela Pučeková, Viktória Revická, Nina Vidovencová, Lucia Kupcová, and Tatiana Takáčová.
The Body a Poem.mp4 from Patricia on Vimeo.
LariSaS
Samobor, Croatia
I graduated from Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, had travelled around the world a bit and currently work on experimental movies, design, videos, photography and etc. My life got upside down so I’m collecting experiences again and doing art to help with pain.
Slojevi from Larisa Smitran on Vimeo.
A(r)CT: Art can ACT
Athens, Greece
In addition, she has participated in the Erasmus+ programmes “Eurolnvasion”, “Peace Games” and “A Beloved Enemy” .
Eleni has taught in dance institutions across the UK and Greece and she has also co-facilitated workshops worldwide (Mexico, Thailand and India) in local schools and orphanages.
In 2014 Eleni found the performing arts company “A(r)CT: Art can Act”, with the idea that dance and every art form should serve as a medium for sociopolitical change. She has since been exploring the ideas of artivism, performance in public space as well as authentic movement and spontaneous choreography and she has created and presented various works for outdoors and indoors settings.
Through A(r)CT Eleni aims to create accessible, interactive art by combining dance, text, music and visual arts. Her main intention is to communicate a meaning related to our everyday life, our social and human existence and the contemporary world, allowing people to engage with what they see and respond to it actively.
Jack Williams
Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom
His video work has been shown publicly at art events in Belarus, Colombia, France, Germany, Greece, Latvia, Montenegro, Poland, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States, Venezuela and in online exhibitions. His text-based art has been published in a number of print and online journals.
Companion from Jack Williams on Vimeo.
Xosililta
Tiblisi, Georgia
Tanya Cubric
London, United Kingdom
My work interrogates the experience of when the personal collides with the political. The lenses which I use to explore this are the grotesque, the erotic, shame and desire all via an interdisciplinary practice of video art, installation and performance.
My aim is to create a playful and inquisitive dialogue with the viewer. A dialogue that opens up space in both the viewer and myself to ask uncomfortable questions about how we face and utilise our oppressive societal stereotypes.
I have received funding for my work from the Art Council England, EU Cultural Foundation, Cambridge Junction, Brain Child Festival, 56 Dean Street Sexual Health Clinic and Theatre 503 as well as in kind support from Battersea Arts Centre and Theatre N16.
I was recently awarded the 2022 Arts Council Development Grant for transitioning from a live art practice to video art and installation.
Mariya Vasilyeva
Vienna, Austria
NEON ALTAR from Mariya Vasilyeva on Vimeo.
Matteo Sanders and Julia Schreiner
Vienna, Austria
Julia Schreiner is an Austrian media artist based in Vienna and did her master degree in cultural studies specializing in postcolonial theories, migration and education. Currently she is working on a script for her first feature film where her theoretical background will be further developed in a visual form.
Together they were selected for an artist in residency program in Paliano near Rome where the selected video was shot and edited. The video draws upon the theory of the Situationist International and the method of dérive as an anti capitalistic artistic device.
Roma from Matteo Sanders on Vimeo.
Viktor Cvejić
Belgrade, Serbia
Viktor Cvejić (2002, Belgrade, Serbia) has been studying since 2021 at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, majoring in New Media in the class of Professor Vladimir Nikolić. He participated in the exhibitions “Artist in Context” at the FLU Gallery, “Šumatovačka 2020.” and “Šumatovačka 2021.” in the Municipality of Vračar, “ŠUMA” in KC Grad, “Biennial of Art Students 2021.” at SKC, “InFLUenza # 2” 2022 at the Podroom Gallery, “On the Peaceful Side of the Street” at the BITEF Theater, and “Attitides and Forms: Art as a Form of Thinkig” 2022 in The Legacy of Milica Zorić and Dragoljub Čolković. He participated in the project of Guerilla University. He won the award “Telekom Serbia” for the best student work in 2022.
Mert Bazgın
Instambul, Turkey
