I am an interdisciplinary artist and researcher working at the intersection of art, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies. My practice explores how computational systems, data, and machine learning can expand artistic expression while fostering new forms of public engagement and participation.
My research focuses on AI-driven public art, interactive installations, and data-based artistic experiences, with particular attention to their role in shaping sustainable, inclusive, and culturally responsive urban environments. Through both scholarly research and creative practice, I investigate how artificial intelligence can transform public spaces into dynamic platforms for communication, collective expression, and civic interaction.
Drawing from backgrounds in fine arts, creative coding, and digital technologies, I develop projects that integrate generative systems, real-time data, computer vision, and interactive media. My work seeks to bridge artistic experimentation and technological innovation, creating experiences that encourage audiences to actively engage with their surroundings and with one another.
My long-term goal is to contribute to the development of meaningful human-centered technologies and public art practices that strengthen connections between people, places, and emerging forms of intelligence.
Master’s Thesis: “Studying The Capabilities of Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Urban Arts,” supervised by Asadi, M, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.
Bachelor’s Thesis: “Harmony in Contrast: The Dynamic Interplay of Reason and Emotion in Shaping Romanticism and Realism Painting Styles,” supervised by A. Mehdizadeh, Shahid Bahonar University, Kerman, Iran.
Hasanzadeh, S., “Artistic Intelligence in Urban Space: AI-Driven Public Art for Sustainable and Participatory Smart Cities.” Technology | Architecture + Design (TAD), accepted for publication, forthcoming 2026.
