Danielle Siembieda is a systems artist whose work boldly navigates the intersection of community, emerging technology, and environmental sustainability.

Her past experience includes a distinguished residency at the University of Santa Cruz Genomics Institute, home of the Genome Browser, her pioneering contributions were further amplified through UCSC’s Arts Research Open Lab. As the founder of Art Inspector: Saving the Earth by Changing Art, Siembieda has garnered significant support, including funding from Silicon Valley Energy Watch, underscoring her innovative impact on the art world.  Siembieda serves as an advisory member of the SETI Artist-in-Residence program. As a member of the Ocean Memory Project, she seamlessly blends art and science to explore the mysteries beneath the ocean's surface. Siembieda's work has graced prestigious venues worldwide, from the 01SJ Biennial in Silicon Valley to the National Gallery in Copenhagen and Cyfest exhibitions.

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Holding an MFA in Digital Media Art from San Jose State University, with a focus on green technology and sustainable materials, Siembieda's academic foundation complements her practical achievements. Her expertise extends to collaborations with municipalities like the City of San Francisco Department of Environment, where she has championed healthier and safer practices for artists and consulting with recognized institutions, including SFMOMA. Beyond her artistic endeavors, she plays a pivotal role in cultivating the creative economy and enhancing cultural engagement in Silicon Valley through her work with the City of San José. Her tenure as Chief Creative Officer of Leonardo/The International Society for the Arts, Sciences, and Technology (Leonardo/ISAST) further cements her status as a leader in the fusion of art and science.

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