TL;DR
It is demonstrated how gestures-in-the-machine can serve as socio-political signifiers, leveraging performance activism, telematic events, and civic tech initiatives to spark meaningful action.
Positionality I write as a Brazilian feminist artist and researcher based at Edith Cowan University, whose practice moves between Brazil and Australia, and between the roles of photographer, participant, and subject: I photograph other people, and I also place my own body in the work. My earlier involvement with the co...
As science-fiction imagery, video games, and cosmetic technologies permeate everyday culture, female boides are increasingly presented as cyborgs, mechanical bodies, virtual avatars, and beautified bodies. Against this background, this paper examines whether these technological bodies truly realize the emancipatory pro...
Despite recent emotional and embodied turns in journalism studies, reflexivity concerning the more-than-human has received little attention. In this paper, we aim to remedy that by discussing our engagement with 24 international and experienced journalism students in a creative workshop designed to nurture their unders...
‘Embodiment’ is inherent to experiences of and with art practice, as well as to our experiences of digital media and culture as they manifest in the material world that we all inhabit. Building on the 2025 M/C Journal issue, ‘experience’ (Jung et al.), which similarly explored the relationship between digital and mater...
At a time when gender studies is under attack, including the author's own department, this article engages the aesthetics of inquiry to map where and how feminist thinking takes place outside institutionally sanctioned spaces. The author situates academic writing and research in relation to more recognizably aesthetic...
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