Designer, educator, and AI strategist working at the border of creativity and machine intelligence.
I investigate — and intervene in — how AI shapes imagination, agency, and the sovereignty of thought.
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WORKSHOP / Prague, CZ
AI Says I’m Fine — Intimate Conversations with AI and the Future of Knowing Ourselves
3 Nov 2026 · 16:00–17:30
Space Break Café, Signal Space, Prague
I'm launching AI Says I'm Fine, a new artistic research project exploring our increasingly intimate conversations with AI and how they might be changing the way we understand ourselves. Why do we ask chatbots questions about our feelings, relationships and decisions? And why can their answers feel so uncannily true, even when we know how little AI actually knows about us?
The first public workshop borrows the logic of trashy 90s magazine personality quizzes to investigate these moments of recognition. Through playful individual and collective experiments, we'll explore what makes AI interpretations convincing, how we assign them authority, and what our reactions reveal about how we know what we know.
The 90-minute workshop takes place as part of TAH Day × Dny AI, in collaboration with Signal Lab. Participation is free, with registration required. No AI experience or subscription needed.
Register for the workshop: https://tah-centre.org/ai-says-im-fine/
WORKSHOP / Ars Electronica, Linz, AT
Whose Future Are You Building?
13 Sep 2026
Ars Electronica Festival, Ursulinenhof Linz
At Ars Electronica Festival 2026, I co-designed and facilitated Whose Future Are You Building?, a participatory workshop created by TAH Centre together with Marcel Kraus and Ilja Panic.
Participants brought a real project, artwork, prototype or research question and examined the future it was helping to create. Using the AI-enabled TAH Prism, perspective cards and a visual canvas, we explored each project through the intersecting perspectives of technology, art, humanities and social sciences—surfacing hidden assumptions about whose needs matter, who gains agency and what might be left outside the frame.
Rather than searching for one correct answer, participants reformulated their projects and identified a specific next step towards a more responsible, just and liveable future. The workshop was developed by TAH Centre within the Erasmus+ TransInnovate project and presented as part of Ars Electronica 2026: Negotiating Humanity.
More details about the workshop here.
EXHIBITION/ London, UK
Pixels and Poetics: Sudek, Funke, and the Influence of New Technologies on the Development of Photography
20 Jan 2026 – 13 Mar 2026
Vitrinka Gallery, Bouda Gallery & Public space outside of the Czech Embassy, London
I’m currently included in Pixels and Poetics: Sudek, Funke and the Influence of New Technologies on the Development of Photography at Czech Centre London (20 Jan – 13 Mar 2026). The exhibition brings together historical photography by Josef Sudek and Jaromír Funke with contemporary work engaging artificial intelligence and image culture.
In this context I’m showing Troubling GAN and the series Strange Attractions, which explore neural networks’ aesthetics, behaviours, and limitations — and the ways algorithms shape what we see and believe. The show also features Barbora Trnková’s Your Addiction Is the Message and the collaborative work Generation of Princesses by Barbora Trnková and Tomáš Javůrek, each engaging generative technologies in critical dialogue.
After London, Pixels and Poetics will travel to Czech Centres in Paris, Belgrade, and New York later in 2026–27.
More details here: https://london.czechcentres.cz/en/program/pixels-and-poetics
AI COURSE/ Prague,CZ
Art & Tech for Higher Education / TAH Impact Academy
1-5 Feb 2026Kampus Hybernská, Prague
From 1 to 5 February 2026 I led the second iteration of Art-Tech for Higher Education, a five-day intensive course organised by TAH Impact Academy at TAH – Centre for Innovations in Technology, Art, and Humanities in Prague.
This international cohort of university educators and researchers came together to critically engage with generative AI tools and creative methods, upskill their practice, and rethink how AI can be used ethically, creatively, and pedagogically in higher education. The programme blended hands-on workshops, ethical reflection, and artist-inspired approaches to shift mindsets and support educators in becoming creators, not just consumers, of AI-enhanced content.
I served as main designer, facilitator, and lead instructor, delivering roughly half of the course content and guiding participants through issues of academic integrity, creative AI workflows, and responsible adoption of emerging technologies in teaching and research.
More about the course here: https://tah-centre.org/tah-art-tech2
CONTACT
Accepting commissions and inquiries at lenka [at] hamosova.com or lenka@creativeaiworkflows.comFeel free to visit my business website www.creativeaiworkflows.com
+420 607 249 383 (CZ) / + 421 902 633 019 (SK)
Prague, Czech Republic