VJ DEMENCIA
Video Jockey
Bio > René Juan de la Cruz-Napoli aka "VJ Demencia" is a multimedia creative director and video jockey, specializing in creating visual experiences of urban scale and interactions that often integrate convergence between the digital and physical realms.

His video art is characterized by graphic movements that progress as a hypnotic trance, with a decidedly optical and futuristic style. His narrative uses paradox to compare and raise issues of universal humanist court, his favorite subjects being peace, earth and the world of dreams, not without a little humor and a large dose of positivism.

Rene Juan is also a creative advertising professional who has spent the last decade breaking with traditional paradigms while redefining the possibilities of commercial communications in the interactive and experiential fields. His principle interests lie in the exploration and implementation of emerging medias such as interactive television, along with the creation and ideation of innovative applications, as his proprietary "Visual Mobile Unit (VMU)" an urban projection advertising medium.

VJ Demencia has been invited by Apple to provide "VJ Master Classes" in their emblematic Soho location in New York, becoming the first VJ recruited by Apple to demonstrate the visual mastery achievable when mixing creativity with technology.

VJ Demencia has a burning passion for electronic music and has, since 1998, performed live in New York, Miami, Mexico, Spain and Puerto Rico alongside DJs and musicians such as Paul van Dyk, Tiësto, Paul Oakenfold, Mauro Picotto, Christopher Lawrence, Max Graham, DJ Craze, Nortec's Bostich, Robi Draco Rosa and Gustavo Cerati, among many others.

Rene Juan lives and works in New York, a city he considers his home, mostly because it serves as an inexhaustible source of ideas and inspiration for him as an artist.  
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