Mark Burchick is a Capital Emmy-award winning filmmaker and interdisciplinary artist from Baltimore, Maryland, where he works as an Assistant Professor for the Department of Film, Audio, Media Arts at Towson University. He holds an MFA in Studio Arts from Towson University.
Sourcing from academic fields such as religious and folklore studies, anthropology, and psychology, his current body of work involves the study of belief and the roles that media and technology play in influencing our beliefs. His films have screened internationally and through public broadcast networks. His installation artworks have been exhibited at The Delaware Contemporary and Penn State University Eric J. Barron Innovation Hub. Central to his practice is collaboration with colleagues in the humanities, ranging from conference presentations at the American Academy of Religion to publications on the ethics of AI and the mediation of awe and wonder through technology.
View the digital exhibition for my latest project Felt Presence.
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