Monica Rizzoli began as a painter after graduating from UNESP (Brazil). In 2012, while studying at Kunsthochschule Kassel (Germany), she discovered creative programming and began studying it independently. In 2015, at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture (USA), she presented her first generative artwork thanks to the MAK-Schindler research grant. Back in Brazil, she co-founded the creative programming meeting, Noite de Processing, at Garoa Hacker Clube and participated in organizing the Processing Community Day Brazil. As a designer, she collaborated on generative magazine covers, fabric designs, and typefaces with Tony de Marco, including Tomorrow for Google Fonts. In 2021, she launched the Fragments of an Infinite Field series on the Art Blocks platform, solidifying her position in the generative art field.
