Andrei Chodera-Isakau

Andrei Chodera-Isakau is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Media Arts, Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He specializes in 3D graphics, virtual reality, and computer game development, teaching courses on Unreal Engine 5 and digital modeling.

Education:

• Graduate of AK Glebov Belarusian Art School
• Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
• Scholarship study at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń

Research Interests: Focuses on computer games as contemporary art, digital environments, and simulation technologies. Founded the Animagica research group exploring gaming engines and virtual production. His work integrates microorganism behavior studies (e.g., Tardigrada simulation at Arsenal Gallery) with artistic expression.

Projects & Exhibitions: Developed games like Origami and Bastardo, and the educational game That's Not Cool for Games For Impact. Member of INEXSISTENS artistic collective.

Awards:

• Scholarship for East European Studies

Technical Expertise: Proficient in Unreal Engine 5, VR development, and simulation modeling. Active in Virtual Production methodologies.