About | madipiller

Madi Piller is a filmmaker, animator, programmer, and independent curator currently

living and working in Toronto, Canada. Her abstract, nonrepresentational and poetic images are drawn from film explorations in Super 8, 16mm and 35mm, as well as photography and video. The resulting imagery is strongly influenced by diverse animation techniques and styles.

Madi’s films have been screened at film festivals, alternative spaces, and contemporary art venues nationally and internationally including TIFF Wavelengths, the Festival du Cinema Jeune, Paris, France, Bienal de La Imagen Movimiento, Buenos Aires, Argentina and the Melbourne Animation Festival, Melbourne, Australia. Her work has been produced with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, the Toronto Arts Council and the Chalmers Arts Fellowship.

International residencies include Museum Quartier21, Vienna Austria, the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture, Yukon, NWT, and the Independent Imaging Retreat, Durham, Ontario.

Curatorial projects include:

Eleven in Motion: Abstract Expressions in Animation,

Hello Amiga

OP ART Re-Imaged: Imaginable Spaces.

The Frame is the Keyframe: Frame Anomalies

From A to Z: Film Screening and Exhibition in Vienna

My Home Here: In Peru

Augmented Reality Exhibitions by Canadian Artists

Her work is distributed by Light Cone

Resume and Works

Publications:

Shock, Fear, and Belief: Films and Videos of Madi Piller By Clint Enns and Mike Hoolboom.