I study the theory of contemporary art and curatorial practice, focusing on the theme of interaction between the viewer and the artwork, including the principles of interaction that operate in cultural contexts.
As a curator, I organise exhibitions in international art institutions. The main media that I work with are visual art, public art and video art. As a theorist, I write about the aesthetics and philosophy of art.
I also run a research as part of my PhD project at Art&Science program at the Sorbonne University in Paris. My thesis and media installation project focuses on the aesthetics of Net Art, on the intersection between the collective intelligence and Al algorithms in the field of art production. I draw my practice on the French semiotics and connectionism theory to explore the field of comparing natural and artificial communication systems in various art projects.
All my curatorial and artistic research projects are dedicated to interdisciplinary practices, cross-influences of different art forms. I often turn to media that can involve large audience interested in public art, comics, and text-based visual art.
My work consists of defining critical thinking about the art in the current context, but also about my status as an artist-researcher. I consider myself as a writer who uses images as words to provide authentic storytelling.