About me
I am known as a creative director and experimental artist implementing niche sound, art and science. My career originated in the global economy (board level, corporate law), editorial fashion world and art direction. Graduating from the Royal College of Art with a top MA in Art & Humanities, two decades of professional discourse expanded into a thriving critical art practice. Hosting and producing an outstanding Montez Press Radio show plus drawing numerous people to the final RCA exhibition made it a triumph.
Exhibits in places such as the Tate Modern, Science Museum, and Somerset House amplify accordingly.
Currently, I am seeking a highly motivating environment, actively exploring critical research methods in art, science + sound.
MAIER Évelin, RCA MA
Creative Director, Founder
THE Q Space, E.U.
Projects
- FASHION, A DECADEMilan, Paris, Hamburg, Hong Kong, London…a decade to remember! Fashion brands worked with from YSL, Tata Naka, Aimee McWilliams campaign, Obi Asahi Kimonos, Mathew Williamson, Jimmi Choo, Topshop, Miss Selfridges campaign, Kenzo, Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Vivienne Westwood, Obi Asahi Kimono, Leslie Vik Waddell, Celine, V V Rouleaux, Erickson Beamon, Anna Trebinski, Rachael Skinner, Richard Stow, Linda Wrigglesworth, Julia Clancey, Stephen Jones, Anya Hindmarch of Boyd, Amanda Wakeley, Russel Sa
- The Forensic Research of Cognitive Neuroscience and Social PsychologyProjection & Sound installation, RCA Exhibition, London The human brain is, in principle, a prediction machine. I am a London-based transdisciplinary artist, sound and filmmaker, researching cognitive neuroscience of our perception, thought, reason, will, and act - to visualise the unseen. Post an eight-hour awake astrocytoma neurosurgery experiencing effects close by the speech centre, brain science became the insight into neurone, how they operate, communicate and form complex neuronal archite
- Pavillion of Inner Peace - Music, Mind, TextileProject Curation & Artistic Designer -> Amelia Peng MA Textiles, RCA 2023 Sensory Threads: A Collaborative Music Mind-Textile Immersive Experience In collaboration with incredible Amelia Peng, she created and curated an art installation with live musical performance through “Music-Mind-Textile” Project Summery The Music-Mind-Textile project represents a groundbreaking fusion of artistry, technology, and mindfulness, captivating audiences at prestigious events such as the London Design Bienna
- TATE MODERN LATESEminently delighted to share that my 3-minute and 31sec film, "Transparent Enigma," will be premiering at the Tate Modern Lates event as a part of the RCA CAP Beyond Surface – Tactile Presence. Inspired by the artist Maria Bartuszová, hapticity and tactility in a one-stop motion film correlate to the current social politics activated in Neurographic art. You are warmly invited to join us this evening at Tate Modern Lates from 6pm-9.30pm when CAP artists will be presenting, performing, scre
- Production & Hosting RCA CAP Radio Show on Montez PressHosting an RCA Montez Press Radio Show, together with Daisy Jones 2pm-5pm (BST) Tuesday, 28 March https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2923 Listen into an extract on www.theQspace.at/publishing Come and listen to the unique endeavours, uncovering and unleashing audio realms of emotions, echos, stories, electronic beats and mathematical constructions Beyond Horizon. The aural branch of Beyond Surface: the RCA CAP Festival of 2023, where contemporary artists from around the globe share their sto
- The Sound Telescope _Science Museum Lates 2020EXHIBIT SCIENCE CITY 1550-800, THE LINBURY GALLERY Music: Mauro Arrighi (2018), Tokyo Calling In spring 2020 an invitation was extended to exhibit at the London Science Museum Lates. Newton's telescope sparked a mathematical connection to sound mirrors on the south coast of England. The Sound Telescope birthed out of this research to listen into the distance wittingly and playful. Enjoy. Creative Team: Eveline Maier -> Art
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Projects credited in
- Women+ In LeadershipJoin us on 12 November 2019 for a free evening of talks and networking to address the under representation of women in the creative sector. Less than 33% of the managers in the cultural industries are women. We want to inspire and empower women+ to break through the glass ceiling and take up the leadership roles that they are equipped to do. Our line-up of inspiring speakers will challenge the current discrimination and celebrate the success of women in leadership roles. The following speakers8
Work history
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Executive | CV 2000 - nowExecutives
- London, United KingdomFull Time
EXPERIENCE
I am known as a creative director and experimental artist implementing niche sound, art and science. My career originated in the global economy (board level, corporate law), editorial fashion world and art direction.
Graduating from the Royal College of Art with a top MA in Art & Humanities, two decades of professional discourse expanded into a thriving critical art practice. Hosting and producing an outstanding Montez Press Radio show plus drawing numerous people to the final RCA exhibition made it a triumph.
Exhibits in places such as the Tate Modern, Science Museum, and Somerset House amplify accordingly.
Currently, I am seeking a highly motivating environment, actively exploring critical research methods in art, science + sound.
EDUCATION
MA CONTEMPORARY ART PRACTICE (1)
ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART | London, 2022 -
2023
Very good - excellent / 180 credits / level 7 (FHEQ)
BA INTERACTION DESIGN ART (2.1)
UAL LCC | London, 2017 - 2020
Upper 2.1 honours / 360 credits / level 6 (FHEQ)
BSC ECONOMY/PSYCHOLOGY [U]
Vienna University 1995 - 1997
AWARDS
ART & COLLECTIONS 2023
RCA July 2023 entrepreneurial
FIRST CLASS HONOURS
RCA / 2023
UPPER SECOND-CLASS HONOURS
UAL / 2020
RFSA FINAL YEAR AWARD
Royal Female School of Art Foundation 2020
MODUAL ALUMNI
UAL VR/AR digital, entrepreneurial skills 2019
ABRUPT MAGAZINE- BEST ART PRINT
Publishing, Entrepreneurial Skills 2014
EXPERIENCE
RCA EXHIBITION 2023- THE FORENSIC RESEARCH OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE & SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
https://www.theqspace.at/showreel | https://2023.rca.ac.uk/students/evelin-maier/
In-depth research, experimentation, critical approaches uniting theory and practice for innovative
responses to neuroscience. Society's interaction with internal/external elements via MRI projections.
SOMERSET HOUSE, LONDON DESIGN BIENNALE 2023 | June (1 month)
RESEARCH COLLABORATION ‘MINDFULNESS AND INNER PEACE’
https://londondesignbiennale.com/pavilions/2023/inner-peace | https://www.theqspace.at/showreel
The concept "Humanity and The Future of the Mind" aimed to improve mental wellbeing and neurodiversity. In collaboration with the Royal College of Music, Foster + Partners Architects, Dream Lux. Intersections between art, design, science and technology.
TATE MODERN LATES 2023
FILM ‘TRANSPARENT ENIGMA’
https://www.theqspace.at/showreel | https://www.theqspace.at/publishing
First collaboration between the Tate Modern and the RCA for the Tate Modern Lates events.
Artwork and films across 3 levels relating to Beyond Surface inspired by the work of Maria
Bartusová. Mind-blowing.
MONTEZ PRESS RADIO 2023
RADIO PRODUCER, HOST, MUSICIAN
|https://radio.montezpress.com/#/show/2923 | | https://www.theqspace.at/showreel
The aural branch of Beyond Surface, a sonic assemblage blending spoken word and poetic
interludes exploring the surreal political. Featuring forty-two artists conceptualising their short
stories, soundscapes and interludes.
THE Q, ART-TECH STUDIO from 2022
Founder, CD, Experimental Art Director (2.5 years ongoing)
https://www.theQspace.at/ | https://www.theqspace.at/exhibitions-articles
Elevating the fabric of humanity researching society's inner and outer elements propels
installations to the forefront imprinting critical ideas, spaces, and approaches.
FOREST EXHIBITION & FILM 2021
‘THE FORGOTTEN FOREST’
AUSTRIA | 1.6 YEARS- VIDEO AVAILABLE HTTPS://WWW.THEQSPACE.AT/SHOWREEL
SCIENCE MUSEUM 2020
CONCEPT ARTIST 'THE SOUND TELESCOPE'
https://www.theqspace.at/showreel https://www.theqspace.at/publishing
Newton's telescope mirrors sparked a mathematical relation to the English south coast sound
mirrors. The created 'Sound Telescope' listened into the distance, wittingly and playful.
SOMERSET HOUSE 2018/19
VR/AR EXHIBIT ON DYSLEXIA
https://www.theqspace.at/showreel | https://www.theqspace.at/publishing
UAL LCC BOARD COMMITTEE 2017/2020
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
UAL LCC EXECUTIVE BOARD COMMITTEE, implementation Adobe Creative Cloud free on students
laptops executed prior 1st Covid pandemic.
ABRUPT MAGAZINE 2010/14
ART DIRECTION | STYLIST | EDITORIAL (4 Years)
www.linkedin.com/in/carlos-darby-73315ab4 | https://www.theqspace.at/publishing
✛ Magazine editorial, Volume 1 | Identity ‘Life from a Different Angle’
✛ Magazine editorial, Issue 5 | Generations - ‘DNA Pharmacon‘
✛ Magazine editorial, Issue 5 | ‘Generations’
ARCELORMITTAL LTD 2007/17
SENIOR LEGAL EXECUTIVE
ArcelorMittal GMB & Legal | London | Aug 2007 - Aug 2017 (10 years)
Arcelormittal, a forward-thinking, sustainable worldwide modern steel company leads with
integrated steel and mining. Executive of Top-management. ACIS Yearly Budget £850,000-1,2 million.
FASHION, A DECADE (haute couture, prêt-à-porter, editorial) | CHOREOGRAPHER
METROPOLITAN MODELS | Paris, Milan, London, Hong Kong | May 1998 - May 2008 (10 years)
Skills
- Interactive Design
- Interactive Art
- Interactive Installations
- Creative Art Direction
- Art Direction
- Moving Image
- Installation Artwork
- Sound Art
- Sound Effects
Education
MARoyal College of Art
- London, United Kingdom
Contemporary Art Practice (CAP) at the Royal College of Art is a cutting-edge MA programme in the School of Arts & Humanities that is driven by a post-medium, critical approach to the making and reception of art, where theory and practice come together to form new ways of responding to the contemporary world. The programme supports the development of your art practice within a responsive, dialogical and critical context with an emphasis on wider political issues – interrogating art production in relation to urgent socio-political contexts as well as questioning and redefining practice.
CAP supports ambitious, exploratory and research-driven artists, with programme specialisms in: critical, speculative and social art practices, moving image, performance, writing and technoaesthetics.
Our approach to Contemporary Art Practice is not determined by either technology or material, and CAP students create work using any media possible: from images, installations and moving image works, to publications and sonic art, participatory events, 3D modelling and VR, writing and performance. The programme offers a flexible environment that supports collective and peer-led learning.
Bachelor of Arts (BA) University of The Arts London (UAL)
- London, United Kingdom
Graduation Upper 2.1
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Awards
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RFSA Final Year AwardRoyal Female School of Art Foundation
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