Taking into account neurobiological and endeavours within cognitive neurosciences, his practice addresses personalized phenomenology through examining own states of mind.
Problems of mind/brain and its processes, structure and characteristics, are elaborated in the methodical appropriation of knowledge produced within the field of philosophy and cognitive neuroscience, tackling perception, imagination, language, memory, attention, reasoning and emotion within nervous system.
The relation between the approaches is reflected in the interconnectedness between psychological and economic states, with synapses as main currency.

Žarko Aleksić studied philosophy at the University of Belgrade and Academy of Fine Arts Vienna where he was working as a student assistant.
During winter semester 2018/19 he started, edited and lectured at the course Art and Cognitive Science (Theoretical Workshop B2).
Currently he works at the University Of Applied Arts in Vienna at the department of Artistic Research (Neuromatic Interfaces).
His postdisciplinary artistic practice is based on examination of consciousness, mental processing and AI, in relation to socio-political issues of cognitive capitalism.
He exhibited at numerous solo and group exhibitions in Austria and abroad. He lives and works between Vienna and Belgrade.