Manuela Naveau

Manuela Naveau is a Professor for Critical Data at the University of Art and Design Linz, specializing in Interface Cultures. As an artist, curator, and lecturer, her work critically examines algorithmic systems, data ethics, and the societal implications of AI.

• Key exhibitions curated: Code and Algorithms. Wisdom in a Calculated World (Madrid/Brussels), Resonating Selves (Ars Electronica), and Hybrids.
• Research focuses on algorithmic bias, feminist AI, and human-machine relationships, often through collaborative projects with institutions like Eticas Consulting and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center.

Her publications include articles on Interface Cultures and a monograph on internet-based art and participation. She actively participates in panels, juries, and public lectures, advocating for critical perspectives in technology-driven societies.