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I examine narratives of biology through the lens of visual art, aiming to understand the world not only through human perspectives but also those of non-human species. My interdisciplinary research bridges the gap between art and biology. Together with Dr. Jindrich Brejcha, a biologist, I co-founded the Transparent Eyeball platform. Through symposiums and exhibitions featuring biologists and artists, we explore how aesthetics can relate to and be understood as a part of evolution.

Transparent Eyeball is a Prague-based transdisciplinary collaborative practice situated at the intersection of visual art and biology, with connections to botany, anthropology, landscape architecture, geology, and philosophy, the practice explores new paradigms of knowledge rooted in biological perspectives on life and existence for both non-human species and humans. The intriguing processes underlying non-human life can offer valuable insights into human existence, behavior, and culture. They engage audiences through discussions, talks, and exhibitions featuring distinguished international speakers from institutions such as MIT, the University of Texas, the University of Minnesota, UCL, the University of Westminster, and the Natural History Museum in London, alongside notable artists and curators like Katja Novitskova, Reuben Fowkes, and many others.











Life Discussions
Interdisciplinary conference on intersection of art and biology, Centre for Contemporary Art Prague, March 2022




In-habit
Interdisciplinary symposium
Architecture, anthropology, biology, curating, artmaking. Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, December 2022






Niche construction
Interdisciplinary exhibition, biologists and artists, NOD, Prague, Czech Republi, July - September 2023