Miguel Gonzalez, MFA, is a contemporary artist, and professor from Venezuela and the USA. Gonzalez graduated from The Parsons School of Design in New York City. He teaches Art and Technology at the New World School of the Arts in Miami. He is a recipient of the Miami-Dade Individual Artists (MIA) Grant Program. He is the creator of Immersive Design Studio “Origen Lux”. His main interests include immersive and new media art, the relationship between nature, technology, and spirituality, virtual reality, 3D animation, sound, light, and the creation of multisensory environments.
He has a permanent light art installation at the MAD Arts Museum in Florida, and has exhibited at Superblue in Miami for Chroma art film festival, at The Royal College of London, at the Lishui Biennale in China, at Lumenaura for Aurora Public Art, at the Sheila Aronson Gallery in Manhattan, at Artfields in South Carolina, at Immerse Festival in Orlando, and at New Media Festival for the Doral Contemporary Museum, at the IIDRR Gallery in NYC and at The Miami Art Society Gallery.
The silence of the universe is deeper than space’s,
it announces a purposeless and meaningless structure.
Every apple forever and always will fall from the tree by law.
Don’t fool yourself, every breath announces a break
a fall eternally late. The rebellion of the apple,
of fire, of meaning, of pain.
It announces evolution’s mistake.
Your head is a place, where things happen.
Consciousness and thought pass through uninvited.
Your body is no horizon or container.
Inside and outside is an illusion.
Everything is continuous and the same.
Until you put it in words.