Neil Horsky

Neil Horsky is an Adjunct Professor and interdisciplinary creative professional working at the intersection of art, education, and experimental practices. His creative influences include Fluxus, Dada, Surrealist games, The Situationist International, Taoism, and DIY culture such as zines, house shows, and street art. While specific institutional affiliations are not explicitly mentioned in the text, his work spans artistic mediums including video installations (e.g., "Plat Reiki video still"), print works (e.g., "Games flyer"), and mixed media projects (e.g., "Safety Cone in vitrine").

His research interests emphasize interdisciplinary art practices and pedagogical experimentation, reflected in works like "Brain and Body" that likely explore body-art dynamics. No specific grants, awards, or academic publications are listed in the provided data, though creative outputs suggest ongoing engagement with contemporary art discourse.