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Ina Vare

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Ina Vare is a Latvian glitch and analog video artist. She holds a BA and MA in Visual Communication from the Art Academy of Latvia. With a deep understanding of digital, VHS, and circuit-bending tools, she experiments with retro-analog video aesthetics to recreate a nostalgic visual experience which reflects the depths of noise, error, and glitch. Her video art has been featured in international film festivals, including Reykjavik International Film Festival, Shanghai International Film Festival, and Filmfest Dresden. Since joining the crypto art community in 2021, Ina has collaborated with artists and collectives such as Max Capacity, Letsglitchit, and Death Punk and her work has been hugely influential on the #TRASHART movement.

From Pixel Art and the Age of Technostalgia, May 2023

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Artist
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Glitch art

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Death Punk, Letsglitchit, Max Capacity

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Works · 4

I am a seabed
I Am Sea Ice
Is HEN down?
TRASH Erector

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