Blue Flower Studio specializes in commissioned art projects that incorporate cutting-edge technology for private clients, companies, and public entities — from LED displays and outdoor image projection to custom-made large LCD screens — often combined with traditional media.
Depending on the project, we assemble a large crew of experts at the studio. This combination of skilled workforce and specialized knowledge enables us to execute technically challenging, large-scale projects and to respond efficiently to tight deadlines.
Having such a versatile team also facilitates clear communication and smooth collaboration with on-site teams, clients, and all other parties involved in the project.
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Federico Muelas, Founder and Art Director of Blue Flower Studio
Federico Muelas
Federico Muelas is the Founder and Artistic Director of Blue Flower Studio. He has a strong, combined background in Visual Arts and Art in Public Spaces, with over twenty years of professional experience.
Born in Madrid, Spain, in 1974, Federico earned his Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts in 1999. In 2002, he acquired his Master’s degree in Computer Arts from the School of Visual Arts in New York.
Federico Muelas
Since 1997, his award-winning work has been exhibited throughout Europe, the United States, Scandinavia, Asia, and South America. He has received numerous honors, including a prestigious grant from the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) in Computer Arts.
His work has been shown at venues such as Ars Electronica (Linz), Stuttgart Filmwinter Festival (Germany), PS122 Gallery (New York), Japan Media Festival (Japan), ARCO Art Fair (Madrid, Spain), Location One Gallery (New York), Cuban Digital Salon (Cuba), Electrohype (Malmö, Sweden), PixelACHE Festival (Helsinki, Finland), Detroit International Video Festival at MONA (Detroit), Katzen Arts Center (Massachusetts), GF Contemporary Art Gallery (Santa Fe), Red Dot Fair (Miami), Metronom (Barcelona, Spain), Museum of Art of Bogotá (Colombia), HOO Festival (Gijón, Spain), and the Hamptons Art Fair (New York).
His work has been featured in publications such as Annals of Internal Medicine, Leonardo Magazine (MIT), Artists Working at the Frontiers of Science and Technology (Robert Wilson, Thames & Hudson), and Art in the Digital Age (Bruce Wands, Thames & Hudson).