People

Learn about our members, including research interests and contact information.

Doctor Alexandra Anikina

Associate Professor in Digital Media & Technocultures

Algorithmic and Visual Culture

Critical Theory and Artistic Research

Accepting applications from PhD students
Email:A.Anikina@soton.ac.uk

Miss Angela YT Chan

Senior Research Assistant
Email:A.Chan@soton.ac.uk

Mr Francis Gene-Rowe

Teaching Fellow in Digital Media Practice

Games and Interactive Media

Digital Media Practices and Culture

Email:F.Gene-Rowe@soton.ac.uk
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Miss Georgia Perkins

Teaching Fellow in Global Media Management
Email:G.Perkins@soton.ac.uk

Professor Jussi Parikka

Professor of Tech Culture & Aesthetics

Environmental humanities and media

Visual culture

Operational images

Email:J.Parikka@soton.ac.uk
Tel:+44 23 8059 6980

Doctor Kwame Phillips

Senior Lecturer in Media Practices

Sensory Media Production

Multimodal and Experimental Methodologies

Accepting applications from PhD students
Email:K.M.P.Phillips@soton.ac.uk

Doctor L. Gre

Lecturer B

Endarkened co-composition as a relational approach to sound, story, and research ground

Accepting applications from PhD students
Email:L.Gre@soton.ac.uk

Professor Louise Siddons

Professor of Visual Politics
Email:L.E.Siddons@soton.ac.uk
Tel:+44 2380593453

Doctor Megen de Bruin-Molé

Associate Professor

contemporary remix culture

monster studies

adaptation

Accepting applications from PhD students
Email:M.J.De-Bruin-Mole@soton.ac.uk
Tel:+44 23 8059 7010

Professor Ryan Bishop

Professor of Global Art and Politics

Critical Theory

Art, Technology and Media

Critical Military Studies

Email:R.Bishop@soton.ac.uk
Tel:+44 23 8059 7015

External Members

Our membership extends beyond the University of Southampton. Find out more about our external members below.

Kristoffer Gansing

Kristoffer Gansing works across media theory, artistic research and curatorial practice. In his writing and projects, re-considerations of pasts, presents and futures of media aim to inspire transformative change. He has been professor of Artistic Research at the Danish Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen (2020-2023) where he also directed the International Center for Knowledge in the Arts. There, his recently curated symposia have accentuated perspectives beyond normative or Western centered-views on art and knowledge production, such as Not Only: A Symposium on Artistic Research (2021) and Transformative Futures –Re-imaginations of Time, Space and Materiality in Artistic Research (2022).