Dom Barra [Altered_Data]
Dom Barra [Altered_Data]@AlteredData
Low resolution, High vision. Glitch is the event. Pixel is the element. I am a digital artist based in Napoli, Italy. My works appeared on various sites & magazines including The Creators Project, Motherboard, Hyperallergic, Monopol, Observer and Digicult. I took part in many curatorial projects and my works have also exhibited at the DAM Gallery in Berlin, at the Media Center in New York, at the Galerie Charlot in Paris, at the Digital Art Center in Taipei, online at World Intellectual Property Organization [WIPO], at the Central Academy of Fine Arts [CAFA] in Beijing, at the MediaLAB of the University of Brasilia and in many other galleries and cultural art events worldwide. In 2016 I was among the artists invited by the School of Art Institute of Chicago [SAIC]. I collaborated with the MoCDA Museum, Hard Disk Museum and The Wrong Biennale. I teach glitch art and dirty new media at the Rome University of Fine Art [RUFA]. I am the creator of the White Page Gallery/s.
Recent History
Low resolution, High vision. Glitch is the event. Pixel is the element. I am a digital artist based in Napoli, Italy. My works appeared on various sites & magazines including The Creators Project, Motherboard, Hyperallergic, Monopol, Observer and Digicult. I took part in many curatorial projects and my works have also exhibited at the DAM Gallery in Berlin, at the Media Center in New York, at the Galerie Charlot in Paris, at the Digital Art Center in Taipei, online at World Intellectual Property Organization [WIPO], at the Central Academy of Fine Arts [CAFA] in Beijing, at the MediaLAB of the University of Brasilia and in many other galleries and cultural art events worldwide. In 2016 I was among the artists invited by the School of Art Institute of Chicago [SAIC]. I collaborated with the MoCDA Museum, Hard Disk Museum and The Wrong Biennale. I teach glitch art and dirty new media at the Rome University of Fine Art [RUFA]. I am the creator of the White Page Gallery/s.
Recent History