I am a multimedia artist and published scholar with a PhD in Media Study in a practice-based research program from the State University of New York at Buffalo. With over nine years of experience in art direction, animation, and multimedia production, I have led the creative development of 13 documentary films and multimedia projects as Executive Producer, Art Director, and Animator at Click and Frame Media Company.

As an Instructor of Record at the University at Buffalo (2015–2020), supported by a five-year Teaching Assistantship, I have designed and taught courses like Video Production and Storyboarding for Digital Media, guiding more than 20 students every semester in developing practical skills for academic and professional success. During my appointment as Post-doctoral Associate in the department of Critical Media Practices at the University of Colorado Boulder in conjunction with the Intermedia Art, Writing, and Performance program and the Media Archaeology Lab (2021–2023), I mentored doctoral students through individualized critiques, taught documentary media courses, and curated a media arts talk series with invited media scholars including Jussi Parikka and Garnet Hertz for 100+ attendees,.

As co-founding editor of MAST: The Journal of Media Art Study and Theory (Published by NeMLA/Gannon University 2023–present; NeMLA/University at Buffalo 2019–2023), I oversee editorial processes for 50+ annual submissions. I have published my research in peer-reviewed journals such as Frames Cinema Journal, Ekphrasis, and Metacritic, as well as in book chapters with Peter Lang (2019), and Bloomsbury Publishing (2021). I was the recipient of Advanced Dissertation Fellowship from the UB Gender Institute (2019-2020) for my doctoral project on Feminist Media Archaeology.

Over the past decade, my creative practice has integrated video, sound, image, and locative media into a wide range of forms, including site-specific installations, soundwalks, audiovisual performances, interactive projects, experimental animations, and documentary films. My work explores themes of gender, embodiment, spatial experience, and the politics of place, often using video, performance, locative technologies, and mobile media design to investigate the relationship between the female body and built environments. With a foundational background in painting, drawing, and installation, I deepened my media practice during my graduate studies at the University of Arts in Poznań, Poland. Later, during my doctoral study at the University at Buffalo, I expanded my engagement with experimental video and mobile media design working with pioneering artists such as Tony Conrad and Teri Rueb. Since 2001, my work has been exhibited in more than 50 curated exhibitions, juried festivals, and screening programs worldwide—including in London, Tokyo, Seoul, Berlin, Warsaw, Florence, Brussels, Zagreb, Athens, Buenos Aires, New York, and Tehran. As a media artist and scholar, I was featured in Live Your Art (2019), a documentary produced by the UB Arts Collaboratory that celebrates the spaces of creativity, diversity, and artistic production in Buffalo, New York.