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I design and fabricate everything from the ground up. Electronics, code, mechanical structures. The machines build internal models, act on predictions, adjust when prediction and reality diverge. A robotic eye watches gallery visitors and projects its distorted perception of them. Autonomous creatures evolve survival strategies without instruction. When you build a machine from nothing, every choice about its sensors, feedback loops, and response thresholds is simultaneously technical and artistic. The engineering is the medium.
Research and experimentation are central to my practice. The process matters as much as the result, and dead ends often produce unexpected insights. I participate in exhibitions and festivals across Central Europe and collaborate with organizations on commissioned installations related to my research. Each new piece begins with a question I can only answer by building.
A rotating robotic eye with computer vision that watches gallery visitors and projects its own distorted perception in real time. Signal Calling 2025 winner.
Photo: Tomáš Slavík
An ecosystem of autonomous robots that develop survival strategies through evolutionary processes and real-time sensor feedback. MA diploma project at VŠVU Bratislava.
Large-scale multimedia installation where 16 IP cameras analyze visitor behavior and generate real-time visuals on an X-shaped LED wall.
Photo: Daniel Gavenda
A hexapod robot that absorbs ambient sound and resynthesizes it into a primitive communication language. Built during residency at V2_ Lab for the Unstable Media, Rotterdam.
A neural network of optical fibers and photosensors exploring the incompleteness of perception. Touch-reactive nodes transmit light and sound through fiber optic synapses.
Generative visuals for a 160-metre 360-degree LED wall at Incheba Bratislava, responding to live orchestral performance.
Occasional notes on art and research.
What I'm building, and what I'm learning.
