Vis Ed: MARS-1
Tuesday, July 24th, 2007 running time 08:41
XLR8R TV's Andrew Smith heads deep into the psychedelic world of S.F.-based visual artist Mario Martinez, a.k.a. MARS-1. Taking cues from music, graffiti, and Heinlein-era science fiction, Martinez makes paintings and toys for psychonauts. Join Andrew as he explores the studio, CD collection, and inner mind of MARS-1.
Highlights
Pink Floyd
(
7:27, 7:27
)
Andrew Smith
(
1:01, 1:01
)
collages
(
3:09, 3:09
)
charcoal
(
1:51, 1:51
)
Pink Floyd
(
7:27, 7:27
)
Andrew Smith
(
1:01, 1:01
)
collages
(
3:09, 3:09
)
charcoal
(
1:51, 1:51
)
Automatically Generated Transcript(may not be 100% accurate) ( more )
" We're. --"
" The work in general is kind of like -- Grasping at some of those here on notice that the and operated kind of abstract and are easy you can't. Ignore it to --"
" Magnifying glass. In my mind trying to. Examined so subtle subconscious. Fringe movement kind of like. Without waking -- who you know kind of like sensory perception."
" Hi I'm Andrew Smith from. Accelerator. Welcome to accelerator TV. Just looking through the art of Richard powers and my favorite science fiction illustrators. And -- they have is also looking through this book and ours was my favorite artists from San Francisco came by the office. When -- pay him a visit today so wanted to come on down with me. Here we are and let's just say they found."
" Yeah. And."
" Here we are inside. It and a decline and again if this is my cat charcoal. He's here for comic relief mostly who is to -- and -- There litter mates there Portuguese water dogs and here's something that's like just."
" Kind of like. Rejected peace to a -- and Republicans code problems that this. Some leftover works Houston's. Firm."
" A project. Is. A leg from the same figure there because it goes from clay. Into wax. And plastic. This is the -- stage this is grand Verlander in the studio with them. He's Jack of all trades. Now the first start working together because lookin' for somebody to due to -- prioritize I can work with closely. -- backyard here."
" This is usually. Area of it forum on Sunday and it is a pain really intense for. Maybe like five excellence and -- couple months to. Kind of feel like that person again and then start I think it means is like kind of like visual collages. So it's kind of like it's a collage of different thoughts. And different points. So I don't start dictating with this whole picture and I'll start with elements that's probably something that. Maybe like halfway down and because usually the looser stuff is definitely. It's been more meticulous as as it goes in the process. So the way this one kind of our analysts. I think it was a great great color. 50% gray in minutes and with a split circled. And I believe after that it started with different with the light brush and and then maybe we know -- have -- idea. -- and -- workers. In between. It worked and constantly. The list are -- just. Splash different layers. Of --"
" Stimulant. Visual. Cortex there ideas. Grow. See this area here practically quite smear. Gave the glades. And started developing this this pattern. And it's got it's gonna change quite a bit from this point we'll see what happens. Here."
" I'm not quite sure what this is in development. And also have to be careful to. Kind of overloaded this of the piece that was supposed to be in the last exhibit. And and one kind of went with it now married finished and sold. And the school's career around. So now. It's got to kind of mess with these other things. It's the directions don't proudly take you know."
" Right here but I like to -- some of the concepts you know I mean. Not definitive yes and also I like the viewer."
" To think about you know like. And to do a lot of interpretation for himself what is because. I don't feel that it really needs to be so defined."
" You know and because how how you know how can we do visual artists and so many. And here. The favorite ones change from year. I always love Sydney Sydney is always. My favorites. -- This guy John king's. Work is currently just."
" big fan of music. And one more -- kind of the visual and audio. Crossovers -- like poetry creativity. And in. -- other similar but they're there just different."
" Aspects I discovered -- recently. And a man. In favor. Of full."
" But those guys -- Radioactive. As a great labeled with Pepsi stuff star fire you think -- really -- what did -- like it. A few hundred. I discovered. High time."
" It's kind of like some crazy and sensibility. Oh yeah. The big going fan now. -- Here tomorrow was a band that came out of kind of like the an English psychedelic scene. You know this secret Pink Floyd of course and self machine these guys tomorrow we're right there and holed that -- never heard tomorrow."
" I'm looking I mean it's so that. My job is to be an artist and to exploit his ideas instead of just --"
" Thanks very much -- for having is down there. And now we learn a lot about your work. And appreciate. This window and you're stole."
" We're. --"
" The work in general is kind of like -- Grasping at some of those here on notice that the and operated kind of abstract and are easy you can't. Ignore it to --"
" Magnifying glass. In my mind trying to. Examined so subtle subconscious. Fringe movement kind of like. Without waking -- who you know kind of like sensory perception."
" Hi I'm Andrew Smith from. Accelerator. Welcome to accelerator TV. Just looking through the art of Richard powers and my favorite science fiction illustrators. And -- they have is also looking through this book and ours was my favorite artists from San Francisco came by the office. When -- pay him a visit today so wanted to come on down with me. Here we are and let's just say they found."
" Yeah. And."
" Here we are inside. It and a decline and again if this is my cat charcoal. He's here for comic relief mostly who is to -- and -- There litter mates there Portuguese water dogs and here's something that's like just."
" Kind of like. Rejected peace to a -- and Republicans code problems that this. Some leftover works Houston's. Firm."
" A project. Is. A leg from the same figure there because it goes from clay. Into wax. And plastic. This is the -- stage this is grand Verlander in the studio with them. He's Jack of all trades. Now the first start working together because lookin' for somebody to due to -- prioritize I can work with closely. -- backyard here."
" This is usually. Area of it forum on Sunday and it is a pain really intense for. Maybe like five excellence and -- couple months to. Kind of feel like that person again and then start I think it means is like kind of like visual collages. So it's kind of like it's a collage of different thoughts. And different points. So I don't start dictating with this whole picture and I'll start with elements that's probably something that. Maybe like halfway down and because usually the looser stuff is definitely. It's been more meticulous as as it goes in the process. So the way this one kind of our analysts. I think it was a great great color. 50% gray in minutes and with a split circled. And I believe after that it started with different with the light brush and and then maybe we know -- have -- idea. -- and -- workers. In between. It worked and constantly. The list are -- just. Splash different layers. Of --"
" Stimulant. Visual. Cortex there ideas. Grow. See this area here practically quite smear. Gave the glades. And started developing this this pattern. And it's got it's gonna change quite a bit from this point we'll see what happens. Here."
" I'm not quite sure what this is in development. And also have to be careful to. Kind of overloaded this of the piece that was supposed to be in the last exhibit. And and one kind of went with it now married finished and sold. And the school's career around. So now. It's got to kind of mess with these other things. It's the directions don't proudly take you know."
" Right here but I like to -- some of the concepts you know I mean. Not definitive yes and also I like the viewer."
" To think about you know like. And to do a lot of interpretation for himself what is because. I don't feel that it really needs to be so defined."
" You know and because how how you know how can we do visual artists and so many. And here. The favorite ones change from year. I always love Sydney Sydney is always. My favorites. -- This guy John king's. Work is currently just."
" big fan of music. And one more -- kind of the visual and audio. Crossovers -- like poetry creativity. And in. -- other similar but they're there just different."
" Aspects I discovered -- recently. And a man. In favor. Of full."
" But those guys -- Radioactive. As a great labeled with Pepsi stuff star fire you think -- really -- what did -- like it. A few hundred. I discovered. High time."
" It's kind of like some crazy and sensibility. Oh yeah. The big going fan now. -- Here tomorrow was a band that came out of kind of like the an English psychedelic scene. You know this secret Pink Floyd of course and self machine these guys tomorrow we're right there and holed that -- never heard tomorrow."
" I'm looking I mean it's so that. My job is to be an artist and to exploit his ideas instead of just --"
" Thanks very much -- for having is down there. And now we learn a lot about your work. And appreciate. This window and you're stole."








