Hello,
Welcome to phlea.tv, the online home of my studio and portfolio.
To view freelance work samples, please choose the FILM & TV WORK link to the left. I do design, compositing, animation, direction and special effects for many different types of projects: commercials, independent film, titles, animations, etc.
For my art I make drawings, paintings, animated video and interactive installations, using physical computing and programming in Processing and OpenFrameworks. Please choose from the VIDEO & INTERACTIVE PROJECTS link or the PAINTING & DRAWING link to see my art work.
If you'd like further information, please feel free to contact me at the "hello" email address to the left.
Thank you for visiting,
Molly
NEWS
THE HIDDEN KINGDOM
The Hidden Kingdom is a portal to a living, unseen world. This interactive installation reveals a mysterious fungal organism, a swampy sea of life that shares our physical space. This project was presented 1st for ITP Thesis week and then subsequently part of the Hello World exhibition at 319 Scholes.
HELLO WORLD
Curated by Igal Nassima
June 3 – June 15, 2011
Opening: Friday June 3, 7:00pm – Midnight
319 Scholes Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206
319 Scholes presents Hello World, a selection of thesis projects from New York University’s Tisch School of Arts, Interactive Telecommunication Program. The content of this highly-interactive exhibition includes a range of media: sound, projection, video, installation, and performance. At the center of each work is new consideration, interpretation and approach to new media’s communication technology.
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ITP Thesis Week
Presentation on Monday May 9th, 2:20pm
ITP
Tisch School of the Arts
New York University
721 Broadway, 4th Floor
NY, NY 10003
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Permanent Public Video Art Installation
Opening:
Saturday February 19, 2011
5:30pm to 11:00pm
Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park
"Lights On Tampa is a biennial program and a public/private partnership that opens the door for visitors and residents alike to experience artistic excellence and emerging technologies in the urban environment. The program's goal is to bring free access to artistic excellence to Tampa's citizens and visitors through a unique experience. A blend of art and technology, the program features the talents of local, national and internaitonal artists commissioned by Tampa's Public Art Program, the private sector through Friends of Tampa Public Art, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts."
http://lightsontampa.org/p/artist/molly-schwartz
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ITP Presents: The Big Screens Show
IAC HQ, 555 W 18th St, New York, NY
Friday December 3, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
12 projects created to show on the InterActive Corps' 120x12 foot video wall at their corporate headquarters on 18th and the West Side Highway. More information here.
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The Nature of Cities
United Nations Pavilion, Shanghai Expo, China, July, 2010
“The Nature of Cities,” created by the nonprofit Art Works for Change, includes 16 short videos from artists, animators and architects from around the world addressing the theme of urban biodiversity. Artists: Allora & Calzadilla; Vincent Callebaut; Rob Carter; Catherine Chalmers; Ri Crawford; Anthony Discenza; Cao Fei; Hall Moline; Katja Loher; Kevin Nolting; Sven Pahlsson; Kahn Selesnick; Molly Schwartz; Marina Zurkow.
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MTA Arts for Transit: Bryant Park in Motion
42nd Street-6th Avenue Station, Spring 2010
Bryant Park in Motion showcases creative work from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, on display March 2010 at the Bryant Park/42nd Street station, beneath the southeast corner of the 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue (Bryant Park). Organized by: Joshua Spodek, Submedia
Participating artists/students from ITP: Eyal Ohana, Molly Schwartz, Igal Nassima, Brett Murphy
