Pay attention to how artists and visiting practitioners frame their work through websites, work descriptions and CVs. Does your public artist profile reflect the themes of your developing portfolio? Re-draft your artist statement on your blog to convey the concerns of your current practice.
Artist statement
Daniel Marin is a sonic artist, experimental electronic musician, sound designer, content creator and creative coder based in London. He likes to play with electronic devices and experiment through different genres of music and forms of art, always trying to go a little bit further and finding new fields and techniques which are innovative. Currently focused in composing electronica and ambient pieces, he has been involved in diverse projects in sound art and sound design testing gear and creating content for companies like Dubreq Stylophone (UK), Artiphon (USA), Synido (China) or Playtronica (Estonia), and also performing and exhibiting at many venues and galleries like Cafe 1001, Gallery 46, The Crypt Gallery or Q Shoreditch among others mainly in London but having performed also in the US and Spain. He has also recently worked in film composition and sound design for the films Green Girl (India) and Brothers (Australia). The sound emerging from the modular synths and tape recorders he uses, brings us tracks full of immersive atmospheres and rich textures, creating an abstract world to submerge in and having released albums, EPs and collaborations with labels like Diffuse Reality, No Slack or Kama.
These are some of my profiles available online:
https://danielmarindesign.wordpress.com