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Virtual Vacuum is Maria Paz’s 3D motion studio and digital playground.

MariaPaz is a 3D Motion designer helping her clients get better visibility thorugh refined aesthetics and play

For many years I have had a consistent practice as an artist (known as Exotikdot) and designer, through a hybrid wide lens; I have deepened not only within the audiovisual, but also in other fields such as immersive installation, micro-optics, sculpture, light and sound. France, Belgium, Colombia, Denmark, Sweden and Spain are countries where I have lived and worked, making adaptability and fast learning some of my biggest strengths.  

 

Passionate about representing sensations, I aim my 3D motion designs to become a medium for emotional connections between brands and their clients.  I can help my clients get more visibility, by offering eye-catching, refined and playful motion design that captivates attention, in order to stand out with style.  

 

When I am not at the studio, I am either being a mom, practising hot yoga, playing with my synths or trying out new food in sunny Barcelona, where I am actually based, while working anywhere in the world.  

   

Drop me a line at maria@virtualvacuum.net, I would love to help! 

SKILLS: 

Animation (both classic and dynamics based), modelling, texturing, concept development, storytelling, design, direction, post-production, lighting design, sound design.

MAIN SOFTWARE:

Cinema 4D, Adobe Creative Suite, Ableton Live, Rhino.

FEATURES

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I received an Honorary Mention for the Collide Award 2021 and became part of their featured artist community.

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About my guest artist stay at CERN (Geneva, Switzerland) following the Collide Award.  

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An interview about an edible light installation I did together with Ami Izaki in Stockholm (Sweden) for Underverk’s season 2

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An article about a group exhibition I participated, as part of Tartu light Festival 2021 (Tartu, Estonia), featuring my work (in Estonian)

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Article about an Installation work presented at File Festival (São Paulo, Brazil), previously commissioned for Tokyo Wonder Site (Tokyo, Japan)

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