The doctoral thesis explores computer game events ethnographically, asking for embodied and material dimensions of a digital practice
About ME
I’m a cultural anthropologist, digital ethnographer, feminist technoscientist and ludic thinker and tinkerer, currently employed at the Cologne Game Lab, TH Köln, University of Applied Sciences.
RESEARCH FOCUS
- Digital Anthropology
- Science and Technology Studies
- Game Studies & Anthropology of Play
- Environmental Anthropology
- Urban Studies
- Gender Studies & Postcolonial Critique
- (Digital) Ethnographic Methods
LABS & Networks
A Selection of
PROJECTS
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…