Ina Conradi-Chavez is a multidisciplinary media artist and Associate Professor at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, working across experimental animation, immersive installations, and media architecture. Since 2021, her research has centered on generative AI and quantum science, applying decolonial methodologies and Indigenous design frameworks to translate complex scientific knowledge into experiential visual systems. Her award-winning films *Chrysalis* and *Elysian Fields* received international recognition, including multiple Lumiere Awards and Academy Awards qualification. Her immersive projects have premiered at major international venues, including Ars Electronica Deep Space 8K, and have been featured by the Austrian Academy of Sciences and CERN’s OriginPhysics network for advancing science communication through art. Conradi has led fourteen research grants as Principal Investigator and publishes on art–science practices, including *Doors to Hidden Worlds* (De Gruyter, 2023). A pioneer of AI art education in Singapore, she founded Media Art Nexus at NTU, an urban screen platform connecting students and institutions worldwide. She currently collaborates with NTU Physics, NVIDIA, and UCLA Art|Sci and CNSI, where she is an artist-in-residence.