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Marcos Micozzi is an Argentine audio engineer, music producer, painter, and multimedia artist. Over the past seven years, Marcos has split his time between Byron Bay, Australia, and Berlin, Germany. His artistic approach focuses on reinterpreting audio, treating it as a palette of colors rather than a finished product, and exploring the creative possibilities that emerge at the intersection of disciplines and digital advancements.

In his work, Marcos recycles and reimagines established concepts within the industry, generating new perspectives and forms of sonic expression. Among his most notable projects are The Neve Synthesiser, a piece that transforms what the industry considers obsolete into an innovative tool, and XYZ SoundSculptures, which redefines the traditional concept of live performance by pushing it into unlimited dimensions.

His work has received international recognition, being a finalist at the Berlin Fashion Film Festival 2024 in Berlin, Germany, and at the SAE International Awards in 2024 and 2023 in Cologne, Germany. He also won the SAE International Award for Best Audio Project in 2022. Marcos graduated with honors in Audio Engineering at SAE, earning the Dean Merit List Award (GPA 6.78), along with the Most Outstanding Student and Best Campus Major Project Award.

Marcos has showcased his work at events and exhibitions such as the Brisbane Street Art Festival, Lone Goat Gallery, and Elevator ARI, standing out for his live virtual reality performances and sound sculptures.

With a vision that seeks to discover new organic worlds through the reinterpretation of audio and interdisciplinarity, Marcos Micozzi continues to challenge the boundaries between the tangible and the digital, inviting audiences to explore realities that transform the perception of what is possible.

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REX-13: 978-0882681/283 Themed around emerging technologies, the Northern Rivers Creative group show < cite > features six artists from the directory including Ernesto Sumarkho, Hunter Wilson, Liv Enqvist, Mia Forrest, Marcos Micozzi and Thomas Marcusson.

Emerging technologies are having a profound impact on the arts, and artists are exploring these technologies in a variety of ways. From virtual reality and the metaverse, to digital software and equipment, to conceptual explorations of technology within traditional practices, < cite > showcases the diverse ways in which artists are using these technologies to push the boundaries of artistic expression.

The variation of works on display invites viewers to engage with the themes of technology and art, and to consider the potential benefits and drawbacks of these emerging technologies. Join the conversation and discover how technology is transforming the world of art.

Launched in 2019 by Arts Northern Rivers, Northern Rivers Creative is a directory platform built to support creative ambition and increase professional opportunities for creatives by connecting them to local and global markets. The directory features practitioners working across categories including creative services, visual arts, design, Indigenous arts, literature, music, performance, and screen. The platform’s program of events celebrates these categories with events spread across the Northern Rivers region. www.northernriverscreative.com.au




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