BIO


María Molina Peiró is a Spanish audiovisual artist and filmmaker based in Amsterdam. Her artworks and video installations have been shown internationally at, among other places: Washington National Gallery (US), Haus der Kulturen der Welt (DEU), MACBA Barcelona (ES), Louvre Museum Paris (FR), London Science Museum (UK), Museum Arnhem (NL), MMCA National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Seoul (KR), Hong-Gah Museum (TW), Vilnius National Gallery (LT), EYE Film Museum (NL), ISEA Korea (KR) or MATADERO (ES).

Her films have been showcased at international film festivals such as Rotterdam IFFR, BFI London Film Festival, Oberhausen, Rencontres Internationales, Krakow Film Festival, Busan International Film Festival, Sevilla European Film Festival SEFF, Taiwan International Documentary Film Festival TIDF, Indie Lisboa, GOSHORT, Beijing International Short Film Festival, VIS Vienna Shorts or Curtocircuito Film Festival, among many others.

María studied at the University of the Arts (Sevilla), the School of Visual Arts (New York), and graduated (Cum laude) from the Master of Artistic Research Through Cinema at the Netherland Film Academy. Molina Peiro’s work has been the recipient of awards and grants such as the AHK Amsterdam University of the Arts prize, 3 Package Deal Young Talent grant (AFK), La Casa Encendida Audiovisual Award, Vienna Shorts award, Kassel Dokfest, Videoformes top jury award, Curtocircuito Radar award, Imagine Science Award, Mondrian grant among others.

In addition to her art practice, Molina Peiró frequently lecture at various universities, academies and art institutions ( MFA Artistic Research Through Cinema, Netherlands Film Academy, Rcntre Research Center, Leiden University, SIC Sound Image Culture, Bruxelles, MEDIALAB Madrid, EYE Film Museum or MFA Arquitecture HANZE University of Applied Science, Groningen, among others). Molina Peiró has also curated cinema programs at Instituto Cervantes (The Netherlands).

Her films are distributed and part of art film collections such as EYE Film Museum, LIMA Collection, HAMACA and Cinesud.

mariamolinamail@gmail.com

phone: (+31) 631 943 840

 

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