Claudio Marcotulli

Claudio Marcotulli was born in Caracas, Venezuela. He is a Miami-based artist who uses sculpture, installation, and film to create works investigating memory and temporal relations. Recent commissions include No Vacancy by Miami Beach Arts and Culture, Aspen Institute, and solo shows at Laundromat Art Space and Edge Zones Gallery. His work has also been presented by the Coral Springs Museum of Art, Diaspora Vibe Arts Collective, Feria Clandestina, Miami International Airport MIAmi Gallery, and AIRIE, among others. His films have been part of selections by Miami International Film Festival, ScreenDance Miami, and over twenty international film festivals. He has also received awards and funding support from the Knight Foundation, South Arts, and South Florida PBS. Marcotulli is a resident artist at Laundromat Art Space.

Collect Bean: What is one of your current goals as an artist?

Claudio Marcotulli: More shows and residencies. I also want to explore ways to make work in metal and 3D printing. 

Collect Bean: Where are you currently finding inspiration?

Claudio Marcotulli: I am always drawn to the latest findings in astronomy. They help me gain perspective, and I enjoy the challenge of bringing these ideas to my work. 

Collect Bean: If you could give your younger self one piece of advice, what would it be?

Claudio Marcotulli: Keep doing what you love doing.