Deaf Anthropologist

I’m based in Hamburg (GE) and researching how the severe sensorineural hearing loss I’ve lived with since early childhood shapes hearing and perception. As a trained interdisciplinary anthropologist I combine ethnographic methods with experimental sound design. Working with modified tape machines, looping systems, and custom Max patches, I explore how sound transforms and distorts as it passes through machines, memory, and the brain. I’m working primarily with dancers and visual artists and am part of the international collective Exposure Therapy, which explores the politics and poetics of auditory experience.

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