Vladimir Todorovic

Vladimir Todorovic is an Associate Professor and Chair of Fine Arts at the School of Design, University of Western Australia (UWA), and a Visiting Professor at the University of Arts Belgrade. His work bridges art, technology, and environmental discourse through immersive storytelling, AI-driven generative art, and experimental film. He has exhibited globally at festivals like Annecy, IFFR, and Ars Electronica, winning over a dozen awards for his innovative projects.

Research interests include generative art systems, artificial intelligence aesthetics, virtual reality narratives, and the ethical implications of technology in creative practices. He has organized major events such as ISEA2008 and the Environmental Visions conference (2014), emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration between artists, scientists, and technologists. Current projects explore AI ethics, Indigenous storytelling through extended reality, and procedural modeling in digital media.

• Grants:
  • 2023: 'Illustrating Nyangumarta' (AUD 57k) from WA's Department of Local Government
  • 2022: 'Cabinet of Algodreams' (AUD 15k)
• Awards:
  • 1st Prize Experimental, 19th Athens Animfest (2024)
  • Philip K. Dick Science Fiction Festival Award (2024)
  • Early-Career Research Award, UWA (2022)
• Labs/Teams: Leads the UWA Fine Arts Lab focusing on experimental digital media and collaborates with Indigenous communities on XR storytelling initiatives.