Dominika Ličková

Dominika Ličková is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Photography and New Media at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava (VŠVU). She holds an Art.D degree and has been active in academic and artistic circles since 1996.

Education includes studies at VŠVU (1993-1999), Rietveld Akademie (Amsterdam), FAMU (Prague), and a doctoral program at VŠVU under Prof. Milota Havránková (2004-2007). She also lectures externally at Charles University's Pedagogical Faculty (PdF UK).

Her research focuses on photography, urban environments, and critical artistic practices. Key themes include architectural photography, urban space intervention, and the intersection of art with societal issues. She has organized multicultural events and curated exhibitions since 2003 through initiatives like Kulturfabrik, which she co-founded.

Notable exhibitions include Urban Species (2012), KEYWORDS (2019), and Eden (2019). Projects like Archív dočasných objektov (2017-2018) explore temporary installations and urban boundaries. Her work frequently critiques consumer culture and environmental themes.

No scientific awards are listed, but her artistic contributions are extensive. She advises no listed students, though she teaches courses like Photographic Concepts in Urban Space. Her artistic practice includes participation in over 50 exhibitions across Europe, with notable collaborations and residencies.

Ličková’s work spans installations, photography, and curatorial projects, emphasizing public engagement and urban critique.