As an artist by training working at the intersection of artistic practice and scientific research, I see myself in the role of a creative technologist. My focus lies in applying emerging technologies and designing functional prototypes that advance both research and creative exploration.
Since studying Free Art at Bauhaus University Weimar, I have been engaged in computational curation and machine-assisted exhibition making, exploring how algorithms can participate in artistic and curatorial processes. With a PhD in Information Society Technologies from Tallinn University, Estonia, I bring together an artistic perspective with computer science and multidisciplinary research to investigate the complexities of visual similarity within the multidimensional spaces of digital collections.
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