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Anton Mariani

Anton Marini (Aka Vade) is a New York based video engineer and new media programmer specializing in video and 3D systems for post production, visual effects and realtime systems. His work explores both designing software environments and systems for realtime performance as well as aesthetics for abstract visual communication.

Anton Marini is a frequent collaborator at Share (http://share.dj), and has participated in events such as Anyware, Share Montreal, Eyewash, Rake, Share @ The Kitchen, as well as leading several workshops in new media programming environments.

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Anton Marini (Aka Vade) is a New York based video engineer and new media programmer specializing in video and 3D systems for post production, visual effects and realtime systems; his work includes designing software environments and systems for realtime performance and aesthetics for abstract visual communication. He is a frequent collaborator at Share (http://share.dj) and has participated in events such as Anyware, Share Montreal, Eyewash, Rake and Share @ The Kitchen, and has led several workshops in new media programming environments.

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