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Born 1975. Digital alchemist (AKA [[Zden]]). Graduated from computer science at Slovak Technical University in [[Bratislava]] ([[2000]]). His works include computer animations, demos, digital motion video, postproduced photography, digital prints, VJ performances, net.art, and web design. Since [[1995]] active in demoscene community. In [[1998]] co-started and curates digital gallery [[message.sk]]. In [[1999]] founded openformat visual/code collective and label [[Satori]]. In [[1999]] and [[2000]] organized online net.art competition [[web4096]]. Co-organized demo parties [[Demobit]]. Member of [[no-such]] net.art collective. Since [[2001]] have been developing own visual software synthesizer [[Circulation]]. From [[2001]] to [[2005]] performed as VJ at FM4 shows in [[Austria]]. In [[2003]] was awarded Honorary Mention at [[Transmediale]] festival for video '''Reality Over'''. Performed with a number of sound artists including [[Pomassl]], [[Biosphere]], [[Rehberg & Bauer]], [[Koji Asano]], [[Hiaz]], Safety Scissors, [[Tigrics]], [[Mouse on Mars]] and others. Since [[2006]] member of [[Angakkut]]. Lives in [[Bratislava]].
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Born 1975. Digital alchemist (AKA [[Zden]]). Graduated from computer science at Slovak Technical University in [[Bratislava]] ([[2000]]). His works include computer animations, demos, digital motion video, postproduced photography, digital prints, VJ performances, net.art, and web design. Since [[1995]] active in demoscene community. In [[1998]] co-started and curates digital gallery [[message.sk]]. In [[1999]] founded openformat visual/code collective and label [[Satori]]. In [[1999]] and [[2000]] organized online net.art competition [[web4096]]. Co-organized demo parties [[Demobit]]. Member of [[no-such]] net.art collective. Since [[2001]] have been developing own visual software synthesizer [[Circulation]]. From [[2001]] until today performing as VJ at FM4 shows in [[Austria]]. In [[2003]] was awarded Honorary Mention at [[Transmediale]] festival for video '''Reality Over'''. Performed with a number of sound artists including [[Pomassl]], [[Biosphere]], [[Rehberg & Bauer]], [[Koji Asano]], [[Hiaz]], Safety Scissors, [[Tigrics]], [[Mouse on Mars]] and others. Since [[2006]] for few year member of [[Angakkut]]. Band VJ for [[Hooverphonic]] during [2015]-[[2006]] "No more sweet music" European tour.
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[[2014]]: Release of public and free design tool [http://face.haluska.sk] "Geometric Photo Filter".
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Since [[2016]] main organizer of [[http://demobit.party "Demobit - International Demoparty"]].
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Lives in [[Bratislava]].
  
 
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Born 1975. Digital alchemist (AKA Zden). Graduated from computer science at Slovak Technical University in Bratislava (2000). His works include computer animations, demos, digital motion video, postproduced photography, digital prints, VJ performances, net.art, and web design. Since 1995 active in demoscene community. In 1998 co-started and curates digital gallery message.sk. In 1999 founded openformat visual/code collective and label Satori. In 1999 and 2000 organized online net.art competition web4096. Co-organized demo parties Demobit. Member of no-such net.art collective. Since 2001 have been developing own visual software synthesizer Circulation. From 2001 until today performing as VJ at FM4 shows in Austria. In 2003 was awarded Honorary Mention at Transmediale festival for video Reality Over. Performed with a number of sound artists including Pomassl, Biosphere, Rehberg & Bauer, Koji Asano, Hiaz, Safety Scissors, Tigrics, Mouse on Mars and others. Since 2006 for few year member of Angakkut. Band VJ for Hooverphonic during [2015]-2006 "No more sweet music" European tour. 2014: Release of public and free design tool [1] "Geometric Photo Filter". Since 2016 main organizer of ["Demobit - International Demoparty"].

Lives in Bratislava.

Interviews
Presentation
See also

Digital art in Slovakia (1990s-2000s), Bratislava in 2006

Links
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