Bart Segers is a Belgian visual artist and entrepreneur whose practice moves at the intersection of art, technology, and science.

Before grounding his life fully in art, he spent years working with complex biological and technological systems. As co-founder of genae, he witnessed firsthand how bodies and devices meet - a perspective that continues to shape his artistic thinking, not as a credential but as a sensibility.

After the company’s acquisition, Bart completed his training as a painter at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, where he developed a visual language shaped as much by materials and gesture as by the logics of living systems.

Today, through INORGANIC LIFE, he creates autonomous aesthetic entities that behave as if they were alive - works that linger in the space between the grown and the built, the organic and the constructed.

His first solo installation, The Huddle, reflects on contemporary social, political, and economic dynamics through a hybrid world of robotics, synthetic biology, and immersive narrative forms. It embodies his ongoing interest in systems that gather, evolve, and negotiate their place in the world.