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1985 – 1990
Faculty of Philosophy of Comenius University in Bratislava (Aesthetics, Musicology)
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1988 – 1998
member of Slovak alternative rock groups Teória Odrazu (Theory of Reflection, 1988 – 1993), Potopa (Flood, 1993 – 1995) and Otras (Concussion, 1995 – 1998)
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1995 – 2001
participation in transmedial events of artistic association Skleněná louka (Glass Meadow) in Brno: in projects of Zdeněk Plachý (eg. Těžké doby bez taktu / Hart Beats Without a Bar, 1997; Doprovodní soubor / Accompanying Group, 1998), projects of Dutch group Palinckx (In Residence, 2000) and alternative rock trio Zloději uší / Ear Thieves (1999 – 2001)
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1996 – 2007
scientific researcher of the Institute of Literary and Artistic Communication at Faculty of Philosophy of Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra
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1999 – 2007
dramaturge and organizer of international concert cycle of contemporary unconventional music Hermovo ucho / Hermes' Ear in Nitra
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2000 – 2008
co-founder and the chairman of the civic Association of Intermedia Art in the Periphery 2000 – Animartis
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2000 – 2010
founder and head of the music group of improvised music tEóRia OtraSu (The Theory of Concussion)
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2001 – 2009
initiator and curator of the exhibition cycle Homo Mirandus (of the artists V. Madajová, R. Dička, L. Wojciechowski and P. Šimanský)
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2004
awarded the title PhD., dissertation thesis: Creativity of Music Perception (Faculty of Philosophy of Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra)
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2005
artistic and scientific stay in Los Angeles
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2007
initiator and organizational guarantee of the first international symposium on existential semiotics in Slovakia Convergences and Divergences of Existential Semiotics in Nitra
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2007
awarded the title Associate Professor, for which he qualified by professional work Slovak Musical Alternatives in the field of Esthetics (Faculty of Philosophy of Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra)
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since 2007
works at the Department of Cultural Studies of Faculty of Philosophy of Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra
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2011
co-founder of chamber trio NE:BO:DAJwith Jana Ambrózová and Andrej Pleštinský
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2014
the inaugural lecture in the field of Aesthetics on the topic: Alternative Semiotic Models of Musical and Artistic Semiosis (Faculty of Philosophy of Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra)
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2014
Full Professor in the field of Aesthetics
He devotes himself to the field of music semiotics, existential semiotics, as well as the semiotics of culture and art.
He was a member of the International Semiotic Society based in Vienna, member of the jury of the international competition of Czech Radio BOHEMIA PRIS 2010 – Section Radio Art, Poděbrady, CZ (2010) and member of the editorial board of the programme Ex-tempore on Radio Devín (2005 – 2009). Since 2005 he has been a member of the editorial board of the magazine about contemporary art and culture Vlna. He lectured in the California Institute of Arts and in the Arnold Schoenberg Institute at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles (USA). He also lectured at the worlds congresses such as: ICMS in Imatra (Finland), Roma (Italy), Krakow (Poland), Louvain (Belgium), 8th World Semiotic Congress in Lyon (France), Institut für Slawistik in Graz (Austria), in GWZO Universität in Leipzig (Germany), Music Academy in Krakow (Poland), Music and Dance Faculty of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague and Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno. In Slovakia he lectured at the Universities: Faculty of Philosophy of Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra, Faculty of Philosophy of Comenius University in Bratislava and Ján Albrecht Music and Art Academy in Banská Štiavnica.
He performed in many European and American states. He cooperated with groups, such as: The California EAR Unit (USA), Palinckx (NL/UK), Zloději Uší (CZ), Žena s blchou (SK); and personalities, such as: Jon Rose (AUS), Veryan Weston (UK), Franz Hautzinger (A), Zsolt Sörés (H), Ludivine Allegue (F), Vladimír Merta, Jana Lewitová, Jan Kavan, Mikoláš Chadim, David Šubík (all CZ), Marián Varga, Zuzana Homolová, J. B. Kladivo, Braňo Jobus, Peter Katina, Jozef Lupták (all SK) and others. His discography contains more than 20 titles published in Slovak publishing companies (Hevhetia, Vlna, Animartis, Azyl) as well as foreign companies (Kunstradio Wien, Globus International and His Voice Prague).