Nata PavlikCA/QC
Nata Pavlik is a multidisciplinary artist and researcher based in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal and a PhD candidate at Concordia University. Her practice includes experimental documentary, installation, and conceptual projects, exploring how thought and creativity arise through interactions across biological, technological, and ecological contexts.
Drawing from process philosophy, neuroscience, consciousness studies, and neurodiversity, her research investigates generative AI as a tool for rethinking the structures of cognition. She focuses on non-representational approaches to intelligence, emphasizing rhythm, timing, and variation as conditions that shape how thinking becomes perceptible.
Her work combines theoretical development with material experimentation, building systems and conceptual frameworks that reconsider how knowledge is organized and experienced across human and more-than-human environments.
