Madeleine Altmann
Private Viewing (only by invitation)

July 23  - 23, 2015

Altmann’s video installations focus on the beauty of nature and take you along her path through mesmerizing landscapes. The artist travels at a pace slow enough for thoughts to breathe so that walking becomes a means of traversing the landscape of the mind. With painterly flowing imagery, Altmann goes beneath the surface to reveal new perspectives of the familiar and surreal. Her influences can be traced in the history of art to the Hudson River School and Impressionism.

Madeleine Altmann has been active in visual arts for most of her life. Starting in photography she moved on to television, interactive telecommunications and video art. Along the way she has exhibited her work around the world and accumulated a variety of accolades including awards from the American Film Institute and Sony Pictures.
Born and raised in Brazil and England, she moved to the USA to attend Hampshire College for undergraduate studies in film and video. She went on to receive a Masters of Fine Arts Degree from The San Francisco Art Institute and a Masters in Professional Studies Degree from New York University, where she received the "Interactive Media Pioneer Award." Altmann now resides with her family in the Greater Boston area.

She works with Andreas Uthoff to create the sculptural elements of the monitors on display. Uthoff, co owner of MadScope Media, designs and installs TV studios, control rooms and broadcast systems. He also specializes in digital signage, video walls, video sculptures.

www.madeleinealtmann.com