Noor Stenfert Kroese is a media artist exploring biomediated interactions between humans, living organisms, and robotics. Her artistic practice is closely connected with her PhD research at Creative Robotics, focusing on data storytelling through living systems, fungi-inspired biocomputing. With a background in performance art, scenography, and mycology, her work attends to to timing, duration, and presence in how these interactions unfold.

She is a senior lecturer in the Master’s program Art & Science at the University of Applied Arts Vienna (dieAngewandte), where she teaches several courses, including Collaborative Exhibition Making and courses guiding students in developing their own artistic practice in the field of art & science. She also teaches courses on living systems, bio art, and biofabrication at the University of Arts Linz in various departments. 

Noor’s work has been exhibited and performed at various venues and festivals, including the Ars Electronica Festival (AT), Festival X (UAE), ISEA (FR), Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts(TW) and Theater Rotterdam (NL). She has received several recognitions for her work, such as an Honorary Mention from Prix Ars Electronica(AT), Kunstförderpreis Linz (AT), YouFab Global Creative Award (JP), and the New Media Architecture Biennale Award (CA).