I'm Manuel Pecina: professor, photographer, and multi media artist working with film, and digital arts in emerging new media technologies. Thanks for visiting my online portfolio.
My latest completed web project ASMP Dallas. If you have an interesting freelancing project, I'd love to hear from you. Otherwise, on any given day you can find me about, designing, creating, and producing whimsical sets for visual pleasures. If you are interested in viewing my bio or cv, well you know, just click the highlighted links.
Images in the gallery are available for sale and licensing. Please contact Manuel for details.
March 2011
I'm currently working on a couple of projects involving Meso-American Deities, and an Internet television station. Also, we at inter.sect art collective recently explored exhibition spaces at Digital Art L.A. This recent project involved visual translations of text via mobile phones which have been exhibited at the Dallas Museum of Art, The Dallas Contemporary, and Pocket Film Festival at the George Pompidou Centre in Paris, France.
I have been working as a professional in web technologies, both full-time and freelance for the last seven years. During this time, I have worked and consulted clients ranging from artist and photographers to law firms.
I specialise in HTML, CSS development, and administration of J2EE IBM WebSphere Application, and Oracle's WebLogic Application Server. I also have skills in many other web technologies including: PHP, DreamWeaver, and Flash. Contact me for a free consultation.
Here are a some examples of my work.
I have a huge interest in photography. I am always interested in new & emerging technologies, along with the experimentation, and development of digital images using a combination of traditional and digital techniques.
My photographs have been published and in collection. Here are some photos from my recent work with portraiture, gallery shows, and Meso-American Deities. More of my work can be found on my Picasa page.
You can also find me on tumblr, or twitter. There are several more networks, but to keep it simple, these are the ones most frequently used.
If you enjoy watching Internet Television go to kmap where I indulge my inner DJ and production skills to blend my ideas of music, art, and poetry into video narratives.
I am also experimenting with broadcasting a blend of music that I enjoyed during the punk "New Wave Era."