Christian Sivertsen

Christian Sivertsen is a Researcher at the IT University of Copenhagen, specializing in Data Science and Audio-Visual Computing. His work bridges digital aesthetics, interaction design, and art mediation, focusing on how technology shapes aesthetic experiences in art museums and AI-driven creative processes. He holds a PhD in Technology-based Mediation in the Art Museum (2024).

• Education: PhD in Technology-based Mediation (2024)

His research interests include generative AI, embodied interaction, and the role of technology in art critique and museum visitor engagement. He has explored topics such as ambiguity in AI art, non-verbal mediation strategies, and reflexive use of generative AI systems.

Recent projects include Technology-based Mediation in the Art Museum (2020–2023) and XTREME: Extended Reality Environment for Immersive Art and Music (2024–2026), funded by the Munch Museum and the European Commission. His work has been recognized with an Honourable Mention at DIS '23.

• Awards: Honourable Mention, DIS '23 (2023)

He actively collaborates on projects blending academic research with applied design, such as developing immersive art experiences and critical frameworks for AI in creative contexts. His PhD thesis further explores technological mediation in museums, emphasizing visitor engagement through non-traditional methods.