Andrea Mikyska graduated from the Supermedia Studio at the University of Art and Design in Prague and during her studies, she completed an internship at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and an internship at the Universität Berlin der Künste in Berlin. Her work draws on the immensity of data content on the Internet and her own experience of presence in the online space. The work of Andrea Mikyska often touches on those issues of the popular visual culture associated with their own identity and self-reflection in relation to fashion trends. Her videos and installations are playing with the young generation, the ubiquitous tension of the constant intersections between these "public" and the intimate spaces of individuals.

I look at the practice of art as an integral part that needs to be shared and communicated. My work is united by the symbolism and aesthetics of the 1990s in which I was born and began to introduce new media. As a video artist, I seek to answer questions about the ecology of human identity – questions such as: how do objects in our lives affect our daily ritual; how does change in a place influence our experience of it; and what do our relationships with other people, organisms, computer systems and current technology affect our lives. My work is mainly focused on digital narrativedialectic as the subtext of different life-processes: landscapes, environment, situations, organisms, programs, or places as an emergent fabric of events, simultaneously woven together amidst constant change. I believe at Anthropocene concept is the way in which it universalizes the roots of the eco-crisis by situating it among the anthropos-humanity in general, when it is, in fact, the result of a specific set of actions taken by a specific set of individuals, which is to say unbridled global capitalism and its agents and beneficiaries, especially as connected to the exploitation of the environment in all its forms in search of ever-increasing profit.

In my work, I address the issue of private and public property, which is currently increasingly affected by digital works that are propagated on the Internet and the whole space is beginning to lack uniqueness and integrity.I would call my style post meta digital. My visual research balances between future and past, body and void, beauty and creeps, pain and pleasure, disappointment and chance. My great inspiration is all living organisms and their challenges. I fell in love with new techniques and discovering new software – that makes me feel like being on a trip to the future. Plus, thinking about the future and potential consequences of today's acts and trying to involve them in the art is what I find really enjoyable during my creative process.