Marcio-Andre, Brazil | 1978-

Eletrosfera (hiperpoem, 2001)

Contravortice (hiperpoem, 2003)

The Fish (spoken word, 2007)
Metaforas orgazinadas em sons distintos (spoken word, 2007)


Márcio-André was born in 1978 in Rio de Janeiro. He wrote the books Movimento Perpétuo (2002), Cazas (2006) and Intradoxos (2007). He is co-founder, editor of and essay-writer in the arts and literature journal Confraria, set and published in collaboration with the Post-Graduate Department of the UFRJ and the Confraria do Vento publishing house, where Márcio-André holds a post as editorial coordinator. A multimedia artist, in his performances he plays the violin while reciting poetry (by means of previously recorded sound), with projections of images, fonts, architectural drawings and TG tree diagrams. The perfectioning of his concept led to the creation of the project-group Arranjos para Assobio, made of poetical textures and experimental realities, which, fusing physical and oral expression, projections, and sound and stage elements, searches for new ways of poetry reading. He collaborates with many electronic and printed newspapers, mainly as a translator; there he has published poems by Gilles Ivain, Serge Pey, Ghérasin Luca, Mathieu Bénézet, Rafael Alberti and Hagiwara Sakutaro.



RELATED RESOURCES:

Department of Anglo-American Studies
Arranjos para Assobio
Marcio-Andre Home page (portuguese)

Far away from the drawers
Fyysistä runoutta