MARINA  MORENO

Exploring the space and non-space, the engagement between the body of the performer, movement and the different exchanges with the camera, the real and the imaginary both spatially and culturally.
By moving in and out of the camera's view a kind of broken narrative is born. this gives the opportunity to the viewer to imagine and construct the unseen missing pieces.
The multi-video installation creates a physical, spatial and cultural displacement aspiring to trans-nationalism.

Video Installation and Performance via Live Camera.
Collaboration with artists/community/audience telling stories in exchange for a professional massage. Exploring our deepest emotions: the unusual and at times uneasy images create a feeling of uniformity that reveal sounds from stories & voices of humanity

UK National Tour in progress including Tate Exchange Liverpool.
Now at its 5th edition it comprises over 300 international artists.
It is a public art installation & performance, Marina is here curator, artist and producer.
"How do you value art? why do you need art?", are few of the many questions that spur in the dialogue provoked by this work. In the Venice Vending Machine. The small art works are enclosed in 100 mm spheres which are distributed randomly to the audience by chance.

Immersive Installation about migration.
Poetic and political, this installation invites the viewer to be part of it.
Walking onto the sand surrounded by the sound of the sea, looking at the shadows around the walls and the suitcases containing the images of different places, we can pick up any of the current articles published by the world's newspapers in different languages. ...A film of the black sea.

Durational & Performative Installation.
Sewing articles about modern day child slavery non-stop for days. As the room fills up on-growing newspaper sculpture forms constantly take on new shapes whilst the body and mind of the performer give into exhaustion.

Socially Engaged Project.
Bringing cultural cohesion through installation, drawing, research, stories, writing, dance and theatre. A third space is created for the intimate exchange of stories, time and knowledge when sitting together on a newly painted sofa and enclosed in 4 bright coloured print walls. It later becomes a stage.

Multi-screen Installation.
Discovering the life of 4 different people from 4 different cultural backgrounds. Finding commonalities and dismantling stereotypes.
The "performers" perform themselves in a day of their life.
This work is both a physical installation and a special feature of it has also been produced for an online project. There you can see what people are doing depending upon the time of day you log in.

Multi-screen Sound & Video Installation examining the relationship between performance, dance and the camera. "Untitled" offers the audience an intimate experience that develops visually and expands through the sound into an idea and feeling of real displacement.