Art historian, lecturer, writer, and curator specializing in contemporary art, photography, architecture, and the moving image.

My research focuses on the intersection of art and technology, the history and practice of curating, interdisciplinary approaches, and artistic publishing practices. I work as a freelance editor in the fields of art, culture, and non-profit initiatives.

Currently available for publishing projects and guest lecturer positions on a freelance, visiting, or recurring basis. Get in touch.

I specialize in lens-based arts and contemporary visual culture with an emphasis on cross-disciplinary and international programming. Beyond photography and visual arts, I am interested in exploring related fields such as science, the performing arts, cinema, publishing, and architecture. With ten years of experience, I have worked on bringing these disciplines together in experimental, multidisciplinary programs. My work spans art exhibitions, film festivals, lecture series, publications, music, and performance projects. My curatorial practice examines the politics of representation, the process of de-archiving non-hegemonic narratives in photography, and the relationship between humans and their natural and built environments.

I hold two MAs—one in Art History and Visual Cultures from Humboldt University in Berlin and another in Culture, Criticism, and Curation from Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.