The doctoral thesis explores computer game events ethnographically, asking for embodied and material dimensions of a digital practice




I’m a Cultural Anthropologist, Digital Ethnographer and Game Enthusiast currently employed at the Cologne Game Lab of TH Köln, University of Applied Sciences.
The doctoral thesis explores computer game events ethnographically, asking for embodied and material dimensions of a digital practice
Ten city tours present everyday life in Bonn like Beethoven as Bonn’s Mascot, factories turned into theaters and queer places in and for the city
A student research project explored everyday digital practices, like games, fitness and dating apps and robots in museums
(2017-2018) with Barbara Frischling “How are you feeling today?” This project focuses on…
A student research project that collected 180 Mental Maps of residents of a central square in Graz
Master thesis Online-Spaces and Cyber-Spaces The research of spatial practices in cultural science…