Marta Verde
she/her/hers
Valencia, Spain
Marta Verde is a visual artist, creative technologist, maker, and educator. She has been teaching from small workshops to graduate students or mentoring hackathons for the last ten years. Her artistic practice materializes into developing live visuals with musicians or dancers, multimedia/interactive/lighting installations: applying different techniques like the development of custom software and new devices using digital fabrication and/or electronics as part of maker culture/DIY philosophy.
Marta Verde is a visual artist, creative technologist, maker, and educator. Her artistic practice materializes into developing live visuals with musicians or dancers, multimedia/interactive/lighting installations: applying different techniques like the development of custom software and new devices using digital fabrication and/or electronics as part of maker culture/DIY philosophy.
Marta has a bachelor's in Fine Arts and specializes in Digital Arts for Scenic Arts as well as in Digital Fabrication. She has extensive experience teaching across a wide range of contexts (from small workshops and hackathon mentorships to undergraduate and graduate programs) at institutions including Berklee College of Music (Valencia Campus), IED Madrid, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, BAU College of Arts and Design, Conservatorio Superior de Música Joaquín Rodrigo, or Fab Academy, among others. She has also mentored at the Emergence Hackathon in two editions, at Universidade do Porto and in the Azores, Portugal.
About her artistic activity, she has performed live visuals and presented interactive or multimedia installations in festivals like LEV Festival, Primavera Sound, Sónar +D, Ars Electronica, Nós Em D'Bandada, WOS, MIRA Barcelona, DGTL, the Museo Nacional Reina Sofía or the Martin E. Segal Theater in New York. She maintains a long-term artistic collaboration with composer José Venditti, with whom she has developed several audiovisual projects over the past decade, including Espectro Dorado, awarded at the We:Now Awards 2024. Focusing on realtime, always using technology as a tool to achieve creative results, and loves to teach others to do the same.
Teaching is one of her passions because the best part about it is seeing the students learn from her classes and grow as artists and creators. It makes her so happy to know that they're using her teachings to make something beautiful or at least something they can be proud of. The satisfaction of developing from scratch a first working code is something memorable.One of her biggest goals when teaching is to make complex things simple. Technology can look difficult when you don't know how to deal with it, but when they get to know its possibilities, it can be the best ally to help to push boundaries and reach unbelievable results. Max is the perfect playground to prototype those ideas and make them real.
Marta Verde is a visual artist, creative technologist, maker, and educator. Her artistic practice materializes into developing live visuals with musicians or dancers, multimedia/interactive/lighting installations: applying different techniques like the development of custom software and new devices using digital fabrication and/or electronics as part of maker culture/DIY philosophy.
Marta has a bachelor's in Fine Arts and specializes in Digital Arts for Scenic Arts as well as in Digital Fabrication. She has extensive experience teaching across a wide range of contexts (from small workshops and hackathon mentorships to undergraduate and graduate programs) at institutions including Berklee College of Music (Valencia Campus), IED Madrid, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, BAU College of Arts and Design, Conservatorio Superior de Música Joaquín Rodrigo, or Fab Academy, among others. She has also mentored at the Emergence Hackathon in two editions, at Universidade do Porto and in the Azores, Portugal.
About her artistic activity, she has performed live visuals and presented interactive or multimedia installations in festivals like LEV Festival, Primavera Sound, Sónar +D, Ars Electronica, Nós Em D'Bandada, WOS, MIRA Barcelona, DGTL, the Museo Nacional Reina Sofía or the Martin E. Segal Theater in New York. She maintains a long-term artistic collaboration with composer José Venditti, with whom she has developed several audiovisual projects over the past decade, including Espectro Dorado, awarded at the We:Now Awards 2024. Focusing on realtime, always using technology as a tool to achieve creative results, and loves to teach others to do the same.
Teaching is one of her passions because the best part about it is seeing the students learn from her classes and grow as artists and creators. It makes her so happy to know that they're using her teachings to make something beautiful or at least something they can be proud of. The satisfaction of developing from scratch a first working code is something memorable.One of her biggest goals when teaching is to make complex things simple. Technology can look difficult when you don't know how to deal with it, but when they get to know its possibilities, it can be the best ally to help to push boundaries and reach unbelievable results. Max is the perfect playground to prototype those ideas and make them real.