András Cséfalvay is a visual artist, digital storyteller, and mytho-poet from Bratislava,
and is also an Associate Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bratislava.
After studying painting and mathematics, he wrote his dissertation on the usefulness and reality of fiction.
His work delves into the relationship between culture and technology,
and the political and ethical aspects of listening to non-dominant voices in world interpretation.
His latest works look at the relationship between astronomers and indigenous peoples
in constructing the Mauna Kea telescopes, the flight of dinosaurs as a technology for survival
after extinction, and the reclassification of the planet Pluto.
He is a recipient of the Oskar Čepan Young Visual Artist Prize, and co-founder of the Digital Arts
Platform.