Alicja Milesi is a Polish-Italian visual artist and a medium ecologist who merges grounded arts -  traditional artistry, with the digital realm of illusion. Her vandalistic approach involves breaking apart and dissecting the creative process, in a search for connection with authenticity, and sense of self in todays digital era.

Through her art, she delves into the multifaceted world of human portraits and the intricacies of human needs and emotions, exploring the dynamic interplay between individuals, their environments, and their inner worlds. Her work questions the relationship between subjective perception and objective reality, as she delves into our yearning for a tangible sense of the world.

She's deeply interested in the influence of digital media and AI technology in contemporary society, particularly in the context of a capitalist civilisation. She investigates how these influences impact social dynamics, human interactions, and our understanding of reality, as we're continually exposed to more information and solutions tailored to our individual perception of reality.

She is currently exploring Generative AI as a creative medium, pushing the boundaries of creativity and redefining the art of portraiture while also delving into how we interact with algorithms and examining the key factors that enhance our connection to a higher power during interactions with digital technology.