Space in Comics: An Interview with Marília Marz

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The work of Marília Marz uses cities as its source of inspiration and research. She began the conversation on Betoneira by sharing her experience with the Ciência sem Fronteiras (Science Without Borders) program, through which she went to the US to study architecture and ended up falling in love with comics. The artist dove headfirst into the graphic universe at the University of Oregon, where cartoonist Joe Sacco also graduated. Marília Marz pointed out that university placement in the program was somewhat random; not everyone was able to attend their institution of choice. She ended up at a university that was not among her top choices, but which happens to be one of the few schools offering a minor in comics.

The architecture department was housed alongside the art department, and through various available courses, Marília Marz learned to make comics in zine format; in addition, she took classes on famous characters within the comic book universe, such as Batman.

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Cite: Podcast, Betoneira. "Space in Comics: An Interview with Marília Marz" [O espaço nos quadrinhos: uma entrevista com Marília Marz] 30 Sep 2023. ArchDaily. (Trans. Baratto, Romullo) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1136527/space-in-comics-an-interview-with-marilia-marz> ISSN 0719-8884

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