The IIAC (ISEA International Advisory Committee) is comprised of international experts from the fields of art, science and technology. Their role is to advise the ISEA International Board and ISEA Headquarter’s Executive Director.
Janet Bellotto (Chair)
Janet Bellotto
Dean, College of Arts and Creative Enterprises, Zayed University, Dubai/Abu Dhabi, U.A.E
Janet Bellotto is a Full Professor, who taught in Visual Arts, Department of Art and Digital Media, while holding various administrative roles. A multidisciplinary Italian-Canadian artist and writer from Toronto, she explores narratives connected to water, islands and their delicate ecologies. Her work has been exhibited internationally in solo and group exhibitions, as well as at major art fairs.
Jiayi Young
Associate Professor, Department of Design
University of California, Davis, USA
Jiayi Young creates interfaces, large-scale installations, and public art that are data-driven or informed by data findings. Her inquiries are critical and humanistic in nature, often relating to rapid technological advancements and their impact on the present-day human experience. Her work has been exhibited and published internationally.
Lisa Moren
Professor of Intermedia and Digital Art
Affiliate Faculty of Imaging Research Center
University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC)
Lisa Moren works with emerging media, works on paper, interactive installations, AR/XR, and live bio-matter. Her works have been exhibited at museums and galleries internationally, she is Fulbright Scholar and National Endowment for the Arts recipient.
Rewa Wright
Senior Lecturer in Creative Practice (Film, Screen, Animation)
Faculty of Creative Industries, Education & Social Justice, School of Creative Arts
Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Australia
Dr Rewa Wright is a media arts and computational design researcher with a collaborative and transdisciplinary practice encompassing exhibition, performance, publication, presentation, and community engagement.
Anne Nigten
Director, CASE, Centre for Arts & Sciences Education
Amsterdam University of the Arts, Netherlands
Since 2022, Anne Nigten is the director of CASE at the Amsterdam University of the Arts in the Netherlands. Until early 2023 Anne was the director of The Patchingzone a media laboratory for creative innovation that she initiated in 2007. Anne was managing director of V2_Lab, the aRt&D department of V2_ in Rotterdam. She was board member of ISEA international and regularly publishes on collaboration and innovative cross-pollination between art, technology and (computer) science.