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Pablo Colapinto

BA in Visual Studies, Harvard University. Studied electronic processes under Ivan Tcherepnin. Adjunct Professor at Temple University. Editor and Instructor at Scribe Video Center.

Operator for The Builders Association, a midi-controlled multi-feed for theatrical performance, "Alladeen", performed at the Biennale in Bonn, Germany. I am interested in analog video systems, and my experiences with the Serge Modular Synthesizer changed the way I conceived of sound. Exhibitions: Fleischer-Ollman Gallery; Philadelphia Streaming Media Festival.

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Pablo Colapinto holds a BA in Visual Studies from Harvard University and studied electronic processes under Ivan Tcherepnin; he served as Adjunct Professor at Temple University and as Editor and Instructor at Scribe Video Center. He operated a midi-controlled multi-feed for The Builders Association for the theatrical performance Alladeen at the Biennale in Bonn, Germany; he works with analog video systems and cites the Serge Modular Synthesizer as influential on his conception of sound. Exhibitions include Fleischer-Ollman Gallery and the Philadelphia Streaming Media Festival.

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