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Necole Zayatz

Necole Zayatz is an interdisciplinary artist working in printmaking, painting, and writing with a powerful attraction to psychological dissemination through voice and video. She's becoming increasingly attracted to working with sensors in her performance work. She now works primarily in video and is engaged with performance, language both verbal and non-verbal.

Her work has been shown in multiple media festivals including the European Media Arts Festival, Osnabruck, Germany and The Friesland Media Arts Festival, Leeuwarden in The Netherlands. Currently she continues her graduate course work in The Electronic Integrated Arts Program, NYSCC, at Alfred University.

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Necole Zayatz is an interdisciplinary artist working in printmaking, painting and writing; she focuses on psychological dissemination through voice and video and has increasingly incorporated sensors into performance. She now works primarily in video and engages with performance and both verbal and non-verbal language. Her work has been shown at the European Media Arts Festival (Osnabruck, Germany) and the Friesland Media Arts Festival (Leeuwarden, The Netherlands); she is continuing graduate coursework in the Electronic Integrated Arts Program, NYSCC, at Alfred University.

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