Kimberley Bianca

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Kimberley Bianca
School of Communication and Multimedia Studies
Assistant Professor
 
PhD, University of Colorado Boulder, 2025 
MPhil, University of New South Wales, 2019 
BSc, Saxion University of Applied Sciences,  2015 
 
Email: khettinger@fau.edu
Website: https://kimberleybianca.com

Bio

Kimberley Bianca is a media artist, educator, and researcher from Australia whose work explores how immersive and interactive media can transform complex systems into experiences that people can see, hear, feel, and move through. Working across environmental data, generative graphics, biological signals, and gestural interfaces, she develops projects exploring cognition, feedback, attention, and the relationships between bodies, media, and ecological change.

Bianca holds a PhD in Emergent Technologies and Media Arts from the University of Colorado Boulder and an MPhil in Curating Electronic Art from the University of New South Wales. Her creative practice has developed through Australia’s electronic art scene, including directing Electrofringe in Sydney, as well as projects and collaborations across Eastern Europe and the United States. Her doctoral projects in Colorado brought together artists, citizen scientists, and youth through interactive, large-scale video projections.

Before academia, Bianca worked as a VJ, video editor, and AV technician. She continues to work across live audiovisual performance as Disaster Girl, exploring crisis and irony through cybernetics and musical collaborations. 

Selected Recent Work

2026Algaerhythmic Waves, B2 Center for Media and Performance, ATLAS Institute, Boulder, USA.

2025Critical Making with Complex Systems: Transforming Disaster Communication into an Interactive Anticlimax, Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), Seattle, USA.

2025Site-Specific Digital Interventions: Cultural Heritage and Community Place-Making, ISEA 2025, Seoul, Korea.

2025Ecomedia Art: Emerging Platforms, Practices, and Performances for DIY Citizenship — Doctoral dissertation, University of Colorado Boulder.

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