An independent media artist, curator, and writer, Nina Czegledy divides her time between Canada and Europe. Czegledy’s most recent collaborative project is Digitized Bodies – Virtual Spectacles, a series of on-line and on-site events in Canada, Hungary, and Slovenia. Her latest interactive digital works include the Digitized Bodies CD-ROM, Aurora, Aurora CD-ROM, and the Y2KMonsters interactive installation. Her Crossing Over Workshop/Media Residency nomadic project cocurated with Iliyana Nedkova has had six editions. The Aurora Universalis/Makrolab collaboration with Stephen Kovats was initiated in 1997. Recent curating projects include the touring exhibitions of electronic art installations, Choice (Sweden, 1999), Touch: Touché (Toronto, Montreal, Regina, 1999), Gisele Trudel (InterAccess, Toronto, 1999), Aurora (InterAccess, 1998). Over the last ten years, Czegledy made videos and curated over twenty international media art/video programs and touring exhibitions presented in twenty-eight countries. Czegledy publishes widely both in Europe and North America.