Mayte Gomez-Molina

Mayte Gomez Molina

Department of Art History


Hertzstrasse 16
Bldg. 6.43
76187 Karlsruhe

 mayte gomez@kit edu

Mayte Gomez-Molina (Madrid, 1993) is a Spanish writer and new media artist whose practice is based in 3D animation, VR, and video production and appropriation as tools for expanded poetry. Her work explores the body as a political subject and perception as a social agreement. Her research practice is focused on the displaced materiality of the virtual in our lives and its impact in our identities and lives, and on how the digital and the moving image are spaces that can create conversations around the present, the future, but also the personal and the historical past.

Vita
  • Academic and Technical Research at Coded Secrets: Artistic Interventions Hidden in the Digital Fabric research group at Karlsruher Institut für Technologie.
  • MFA. Final Thesis in pratice: 3D video poetry. New Media tools (AI, VR, 3D) as a tool for trauma reparation. School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
  • MA. Final Thesis: Feminism: Looking without being looked at: Feminism and politization of digital spaces through videoart. University of Granada.
  • BA. Media Studies. Graduate thesis: Music videos, feminism, and artistic renovation for music video formats. University of Granada (Spain)
Publications

Monographs

  • Los trabajos sin Hercules (Hercules without labors) 2022. Poem book. Valencia Nova Young Poetry Award 2022. Published by Hiperion (Madrid, Spain)
  • Mi piel virtual, cansada (My tired, virtual skin) 2021.Poem book/art piece from the first solo show of Gomez-Molina. Publish by University of Granada Press (Granada, Spain)

Articles

  • Invoke a future: the work of Fran Pérez Rus as an awakening to the present. Early Works 2003- 2021, Artist’s Catalog. November 2022.

Talks/Exhibitions

Talks

  • Approaching Distance: 3D and bodily experience. Technology Campus Foundation (Algeciras, Spain).
  • Digital flesh: shelter, trench. OeO Festival (Murcia, Spain)
  • Eyes that touch: The virtual experience as an inspiration for writing. (University of Granada, Spain)
  • Political possibilities of the body in virtual spaces. Conference in the MA of Architectural Communication of the Politecnic Univeristy (Madrid, Spain)
  • Digital Art and creative process (National University of Mexico)
  • Beasts of the image: round table with three women visual artists from Spain. Curtocircuito Festival (Galicia, Spain)

Exhibitions

  • Upcoming. Group show at Young Artist Exhibition Space of Madrid. (Madrid, Spain)
  • VR exhibition at AIFA (Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Art) in Luxembourg.
  • Official competition at Seville’s European Film Festival. (Seville, Spain)
  • Video Mapping Projection in Daniels and Fischer Tower, commissioned by Supernova Digital Arts Festival in Denver, Colorado.
  • Dream a Verse collective digital art exhibition. Tuesday to Friday Gallery (Valencia, Spain)
  • Countryside Simulator 1.0. Solo show at Tabakalera (Donosti, Vasque Country, Spain)
  • Official Competition at Supernova Digital Art Festival (Denver, Colorado, USA)
  • Frame & Frequency VII Group Show (Rockville, Maryland, USA)
  • Group show at IMMATERIAL TV Festival in Tabakalera (Donosti, Vasque Country, Spain)
  • Group Thesis Show at Sullivan Galleries (Chicago, USA)
  • Participation in Me Gusta Pixelad_ Festival at La Casa Encendida (Madrid, Spain
  • Me veo la nuca (I can see the back of my head). Solo Show at Almirant’s Palace. (Granada, Spain)  
  • Group Show at OeO Festival. (Murcia, Spain)
Research
  • Creative residency with mentally disabled people. Puebla de Cazalla (Seville, Spain)
  • IMMATERIAL Virtual residency at Tabakalera (Donosti, Vasque Country, Spain)
  • Virtual resident at Monira Foundation (Chicago, IL, USA)
Courses
  • Workshop. Virtual Skin. Inside of the Digital Design applied to Fashion Master’s Degree at the European Design Institute (Madrid, Spain)
  • Workshop. The World in Our Hands. Digital videoart in Social Media. School of Art of Algeciras (Cadiz, Spain)
  • Workshop. Digital DYI: Appropriation and creativity in digital workflows. MIRA Festival (Barcelona, Spain)