Kristina Tica is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher, with her most recent practice centred on the artistic and theoretical exploration of the aesthetics and ethics of machine learning applications in visual computational processes. Tracing the impact of emergent technologies in popular culture under critical theory and philosophy in media and arts, her work activity spans through various disciplines - from visual arts, to coding, writing, and music. Currently, she is pursuing her PhD at the intersection of AI and Law at the Metaverse Lab [LIFT_C] at the Johannes Kepler University Linz, and she is a Lecturer in Feminist Hacking Strategies at the Tangible Music Lab / Kunstuniversität Linz, opens an external URL in a new window. Her works have been exhibited at festivals such as Ars Electronica (AT), Speculum Artium (SI), European Open Science Forum Trieste (IT), and The Wrong. She is the recipient of the art+science AI Lab Award (RS) 2020. Her works have been published in Leonardo Journal vol 57(5), opens an external URL in a new window and The Practice of Art and AI by Hatje Cantz.