Dávid Maruscsák is a Hungarian new-media artist. He graduated as a media designer from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest. He studied for one semester as an exchange student at The School of Creative Media in Hong Kong. After acquiring his BA diploma, he travelled back to Hong Kong. He was working as a Research Assistant in the AR-Lab (https://ar-lab.org), under the lead of Christian Sandor. He worked with real-time rendering engines in immersive and interactive systems, for example, The Gallery 360 (https://www.scm.cityu.edu.hk/about-scm/equipment-n-facility/gallery-360). Besides his RA tasks, he conducted Teaching Assistant duties. He was teaching students how to design AR applications for Head-Mounted Displays, for example, the HoloLens 2. Currently, he lives in Budapest and works as a freelancer. His main ambition is to study Human-Computer Interaction at Paris-Saclay University.
The main topic of his interest is the connection between the real and virtual worlds. How can they affect and improve each other? In his autonomous art practice, he explores the relationship between the human and machine. Therefore, his artworks are mainly interactive. His commercial works include 3D animation, projection mapping and projection designs for theatres.