Jeff Mihalyo & Rob Zverina, Reel Moments

Jeff Mihalo Bio
Pacific Northwest artist Jeff Mihalyo was born in Massachusetts, raised in Seattle, and attended Otis/Parsons in Los Angeles. His career path has revolved around the media, entertainment, and information design industries for over a quarter century. Dreaming up worlds and manifesting content is his specialty. He has been a gun-for-hire for companies such as Microsoft, DreamWorks, Nintendo, RealNetworks, McGraw-Hill, Disney, Jim Henson Studios, Comedy Central, Scholastic, and many others. He was a graphic designer for the 1980’s LA surf and skate scene, as well as for the Seattle “Grunge” era rock venues of the 1990’s. He has experience as a lighting designer, a set designer, and a web designer. His interface designs are award winning, as is his public art. His commercial work has been seen around the world printed on clothing, packaging, and software, as well as appeared on video, film, and television. His theater sets have been on-tour for more than 15 years, and many of his web sites have been on-line for just as long. His paintings have participated in the Beijing and Santorini Biennales while his Scanography work have been published in Berlin, and exhibited in Moscow. His sold-out solo exhibits related to his travels to Italy, France, Spain, Morocco and China are the culmination of the artist’s interest in art history and the contemporary human condition.

Rob Zverina Bio
Since February 2003, Robert Zverina has filmed tens of thousands of unscripted digital video shorts using only an ever-present pocket camera. Of these, the best have been selected and compiled into a still-in-progress magnum opus which reveals a visually exact, deeply involved, and slightly eccentric view of the world. Inspired by a childlike sense of wonder as well as bemused curiosity about human behavior, robZtv is an unprecedented film series sure to be valued for its aesthetic and documentary qualities. Unpretentious and curiously addictive, this unique cinematic experience might just change the way you see the world.