Blanka Deroko

Blanka Deroko is an Adjunct Professor at Otis College of Art and Design, specializing in digital media, human-computer interaction, and art-technology intersections. Her work focuses on creating liminal environments at the intersection of humans and technology to transform and empower experiences.

Research interests include digital media, space travel, and extended mind theory, with an emphasis on human experience design and neuroaesthetics. Her publications and lectures explore liminal aesthetics in hybrid subjectivities through interdisciplinary frameworks.

Articles highlight her contributions to digital art, including frameworks for stable hybrid subjectivities in immersive environments and applications of neuroaesthetics in extended mind theory.

Scientific awards: None explicitly mentioned.

She teaches courses such as The Dream, Neuroscience of Imagination, and The Extended Mind, integrating art, technology, and cognitive science.