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Featured Artist
Stephen John Ellis graduated with his B.A. in Music and B.F.A. in Studio Art from Central Washington University in the Spring of 2008.
He has performed as a musician for over 10 years and has been exhibited internationally as a visual artist.
Ellis recently returned from teaching English in South Korea where he also worked on several photography and video projects, and was featured at the 48 Hour Film Project in the Fall of 2009.
He currently resides in Tampa, Florida and is pursing his MFA at the University of South Florida.
As the Featured Artist for the Summer of 2010, Stephen John Ellis created as set of 4 ringtones inspired by the Contraposto Home Decor's "Genre Series of Home Fragrances". Individuals were invited to record their voice upon first impression of each of the scents.
The samples were then taken and remixed along with an original musical score which itself was inspired by the impressions of not only the fragrances but also the genres of painting to which they were referring.
Selections from his projects and more biographical information can be seen at http://cargocollective.com/stephenjohnellis
He has performed as a musician for over 10 years and has been exhibited internationally as a visual artist.
Ellis recently returned from teaching English in South Korea where he also worked on several photography and video projects, and was featured at the 48 Hour Film Project in the Fall of 2009.
He currently resides in Tampa, Florida and is pursing his MFA at the University of South Florida.
As the Featured Artist for the Summer of 2010, Stephen John Ellis created as set of 4 ringtones inspired by the Contraposto Home Decor's "Genre Series of Home Fragrances". Individuals were invited to record their voice upon first impression of each of the scents.
The samples were then taken and remixed along with an original musical score which itself was inspired by the impressions of not only the fragrances but also the genres of painting to which they were referring.
Selections from his projects and more biographical information can be seen at http://cargocollective.com/stephenjohnellis
