Exploring human-robot co-creation

Can a robot participate in the emergence of an artwork?

TechArt brings together artistic practice, science and technology. It explores robotics, drawing machines and evolutionary processes, with a focus on human-robot collaboration and joint painting.

Joint Painting with a Robot Printer — exploring elements of cellular evolution in a human-robot collaboration

Performance Documentation

Human-robot co-creation performance, "Across Borders," Vienna Biocenter, 2024

Human-robot drawing performance, West, Vienna, 2025

Cocreation — Cell Design Nr. 5, completed during the LBI-NetMed residency, 2026

Cell — Cocreation Nr. 2, LBI-NetMed residency, 2025

Art, Science and Technology Collaboration

Collaborations between artists, scientists and technologists bring different ways of working together. Scientific methods of observation and experimentation can provide structure and precision, while artistic intuition and imagination can open other ways of seeing and interpreting. In Science-Tech-Art projects, these approaches can influence one another and lead to results that might not emerge from any one discipline alone.

Residency at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute MedNet, Vienna

In November 2024, following the opening of the institute's new facilities at West in Vienna, I began working as an artist in residence at LBI-NetMed alongside Dr. Chris Hütter, AI engineers, scientists and animation engineers. The residency was headed by Professor Dr. Jörg Menche.

During the residency I worked closely with scientists and engineers, including Christiane Hütter, developing experiments in which a robot printer became part of the painting process.