Lenka Hamosova is a designer, artist, educator, and AI strategist working at the intersection of creativity, cognition, and machine intelligence.
With over fifteen years in visual communication and more than eight years working hands-on with generative AI, she explores how intelligent systems reshape authorship, perception, and decision-making and how creative and professional communities can maintain sovereignty within automated environments.
Her practice moves fluidly between artistic experimentation and strategic advisory. As an artist, she has exhibited work exploring synthetic media and embodied human–AI interaction at venues including DOX – Centre for Contemporary Art, Czech Centre London, Vasulka Kitchen Brno, and the CVPR AI Art Gallery. Her research into AI and creative agency led her to pursue doctoral studies in the field, further grounding her work in critical and theoretical inquiry.
Lenka has lectured and taught at institutions including FAMU, Prague City University, and UMPRUM – Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. She initiated the Creative AI Meetups in Prague, creating a platform for creative experiments with AI, and is co-creator of the Uroboros Festival, where she curated synthetic media and AI program track (2020-2023). She is also co-founder of TAH – Centre for Innovation in Technology, Arts and Humanities, a transdisciplinary platform fostering impact-driven collaboration across sectors.
She is the founder of Creative AI Workflows, a consulting and educational practice helping teams design intentional AI systems in creative and professional contexts. She is also the creator of the Creative AI Cards, a modular toolset used in workshops and strategic sessions to navigate the rapidly evolving AI ecosystem.
Across conferences, executive forums, cultural institutions, and design platforms, Lenka bridges artistic insight with systemic thinking — positioning AI not merely as a tool, but as a force reshaping how we imagine, decide, and create.