I create bespoke commissions that rethink human-machine interaction, material agency, and speculative futures—bringing experimental and conceptual depth alongside careful execution. If you’re looking for a commissioned work that challenges conventional narratives in robotics, AI, or human-machine interaction, let’s connect.

Animaspace works exist in dialogue with their surroundings—whether in galleries, festivals, or site-specific installations. Each exhibition is an opportunity to explore how space, audience, and interaction shape meaning. If you’re interested in exhibiting an Animaspace project or adapting a piece for a specific setting, let’s connect.

Animaspace workshops go beyond skill-building—they are spaces for experimentation, empowerment, and reimagining our relationship with technology. Combining art, robotics, and speculative design, these sessions invite participants—including artists, designers, researchers, and children—to explore co-creation, overcome creative fears, and engage with technology in new ways. Each workshop is carefully tailored to foster an open and inclusive space for learning and discovery.

Animaspace talks spark critical reflections on the evolving relationship between humans, machines, and technology. Through engaging discussions on robotics, AI, agency, and speculative futures, these talks challenge assumptions and open new conversations—whether at conferences, festivals, academic settings, or public events.

Animaspace collaborates with institutions, research labs, and cultural organizations to explore innovative engagements with technology, robotics, and diverse environments. Through artist residencies, fellowships, and interdisciplinary research partnerships, we investigate human-robot collaboration, speculative design, material intelligence, and embodied co-agency, while fostering public engagement and effective communication of complex ideas.

If you are interested in hosting Animaspace for a residency, developing a long-term research collaboration, or integrating artistic methodologies into your lab or institution, let’s connect and explore possibilities.

Artists, designers, makers, researchers, and thinkers—let’s explore the intersections of our practices. Through co-creation, experimental research, and dialogue, we can create a space to exchange ideas and push the boundaries of artistic, philosophical, scientific, and socio-technological inquiry.