Dean Winkler

BIOGRAPHIE

Dean Winkler is a film/television engineer and video artist. An early adopter of analog video synthesizers, he’s built video editing hardware, post production facilities and immersive environments. He holds a United States patent on analog-to-digital conversion technology. Winkler has also collaborated on numerous video art projects including: “Tempest” (1980) with Vibeke Sorensen and Tom DeWitt; “Act III” (1983) with John Sanborn and Philip Glass; “Good Morning Mr. Orwell” (1984) with Nam June Paik; “Perfect Lives” (1984) with Robert Ashley; “Luminaire” (1986) with John Sanborn and Donald S. Butler; “Continuum” (1990) with Maureen Nappi, “Race Up Race Down” (2015) and others. In 2009 he founded WCI, which is “dedicated to the art and engineering of moving images.” WCI produced “Race Up Race Down” and “140 Characters.”

FILMOGRAPHIE