Lívia Nolasco-Rózsás is a curator and art historian. She has curated exhibitions
at institutions of contemporary and media art worldwide since 2006, including
the ZKM, Center for Art and Media (Karlsruhe); Chronus Art Center
(Shanghai); Nam June Paik Art Center (Seoul), and various other institutions
mainly in Central and Eastern Europe. Her curatorial work takes into consid-
eration the constantly evolving media of contemporary art and its intersections
with various disciplines. She has initiated and developed thematic exhibitions
that raise questions on topical issues such as electronic surveillance and
democracy (Global Control and Censorship, 2015–2018, with Bernhard
Serexhe), the genealogy and social impact of planetary computation and
computer code (Open Codes, 2017–2021, with Peter Weibel et al.), the notion of
computer-generated space (Spatial Affairs, 2021–2023, with Giulia Bini) and
the social and political implications of immersion (Immerse!, 2023, with Corina
Apostol). As of 2019 she has been doing research in curatorial studies on the
“virtual condition” and its implications in the exhibition space at the Academy
of Fine Arts Leipzig, and as acting head of the international collaboration
project entitled Beyond Matter at ZKM, Karlsruhe, which she initiated and in
which institutions such as Aalto University; Centre Pompidou, Paris; EPFL
Pavilions, Lausanne; Ludwig Museum Budapest; Tallinn Art Hall and Tirana
Art Lab participate.