Graduate Researcher
Communication & Culture
Joint Graduate Program at Toronto Metropolitan University & York University
Exploring the dynamic intersections of digital media, cultural practices, and communication theory in contemporary society.
I am a graduate researcher in the Joint Communication & Culture program at Toronto Metropolitan University and York University, where I explore the evolving relationship between digital technologies and cultural production.
My work sits at the intersection of critical communication theory, digital media studies, and cultural analysis. I'm particularly interested in how platform algorithms shape creative practices and how communities form and thrive in digital spaces.
Through a combination of qualitative research methods and critical theory, I examine the social, cultural, and political dimensions of digital communication.
My research explores critical questions about communication, culture, and technology in contemporary digital society.
Exploring the intersection of digital technologies and cultural practices in contemporary society.
Examining power structures and social dynamics through communication frameworks.
Analyzing the creation, distribution, and consumption of cultural content in digital spaces.
A selection of research projects, papers, and presentations exploring digital culture and communication theory.
An analysis of identity construction and performance in contemporary social media ecosystems.
Exploring how platform algorithms shape creative practices and cultural production.
Examining successful online community formation and the role of communication practices.
I'm always interested in discussing research collaborations, speaking opportunities, or simply connecting with fellow scholars and practitioners.