About:
Julian Bozeman (b. 1983) is a musician and multimedia artist who works at the intersection of music, performance, and installation art. For Bozeman, the medium, the message, and the body are equally important in the quest for self-realization. Since then, his solo performance pieces include live singing and video work that place his body alongside digital and analog technologies such as TVs, cameras, lights, and synthesizers to tell character-driven stories that explore the complexity of our tech-manipulated psyches. Bozeman has performed and exhibited around the world at The Clocktower Gallery, Flux Factory, The Goat Farm Arts Center, Old School Gallery, Strelka Moscow, Issue Project Room, Center for Advancement of Contemporary Arts, All Tomorrow's Parties, and Mona Foma Festival. He has received grants from entities such as mediaThe Foundation, Jerome Foundation, Rasmuson Foundation, Juneau Arts and Humanities Council, and Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art. He lives with Conarro and their two children in Brooklyn, NY.