Multimedia artist and practice-led researcher with an MFA in Cinema from Binghamton University (in progress). My work spans single-channel digital, interactive installation, spatial sound design, 16mm film, browser-based real-time synthesis, and materialist assemblage, with a sustained focus on medium specificity, phenomenological experience, and the ethics of representation. I build works that help audiences experience rather than merely catalog complex histories—especially the colonial and ecological violence embedded in consumption systems. I’m also actively involved in undergraduate pedagogy and curriculum development, including co-developing expanded-cinema and projection-practice coursework.

BRIAN GRAY

Multimedia artist and practice-led researcher with an MFA in Cinema from Binghamton University (in progress). My work spans single-channel digital, interactive installation, spatial sound design, 16mm film, browser-based real-time synthesis, and materialist assemblage, with a sustained focus on medium specificity, phenomenological experience, and the ethics of representation. I build works that help audiences experience rather than merely catalog complex histories—especially the colonial and ecological violence embedded in consumption systems. I’m also actively involved in undergraduate pedagogy and curriculum development, including co-developing expanded-cinema and projection-practice coursework.

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Multimedia artist and practice-led researcher with an MFA in Cinema from Binghamton University (in progress). My work spans single-channel digital, interactive installation, spatial sound design, 16mm film, browser-based real-time synthesis, and materialist assemblage, with a sustained focus on medium specificity, phenomenological experience, and the ethics of representation.

I build works that help audiences experience rather than merely catalog complex histories—especially the colonial and ecological violence embedded in consumption systems. I’m also actively involved in undergraduate pedagogy and curriculum development, including co-developing expanded-cinema and projection-practice coursework.

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Experience Level

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Language

English
Fluent
Spanish; Castilian
Beginner

Work Experience

Course developer (CINE 360) at Binghamton University
January 1, 2026 - Present
Co-developing CINE 360, “The Art of Projection Practice,” including a unit on Ken Jacobs’s 3D shadow-play work.
Practice-led researcher / multimedia artist
January 1, 2025 - Present
Creates multimedia installations, expanded-cinema performances, and browser-based real-time synthesis works. Current thesis installation, Caya Hueso, uses spatial audio + image triangulation and a custom interactive synthesis engine driven by live NOAA environmental monitoring data to communicate the psycho-emotional experience of becoming aware of colonial and ecological violences within consumption systems.
Graduate teacher / teaching assistant (CINE 121) at Binghamton University
September 1, 2024 - May 1, 2026
Provided section instruction, grading, and student support for the department’s foundational undergraduate cinema course across two semesters, supporting learning outcomes in introductory film studies.

Education

MFA, Cinema at Binghamton University (SUNY)
January 11, 2030 - May 1, 2026
BA, Cinema at Binghamton University (SUNY)
January 11, 2030 - January 1, 2024

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Industry Experience

Media & Entertainment, Education