Research
Who gets to be seen — and under what conditions?
Research on media, gender, political culture, protest, memory and regimes of visibility in Eastern Europe.
Current research
From socialist visibility to algorithmic visibility.
How do institutions, television, platforms and political narratives make women’s bodies legible — and governable?
This research compares historical and contemporary visual regimes, with particular attention to Romania and neighboring Eastern European contexts. It connects archival media analysis with platform culture, feminist theory and the politics of work, reproduction and intimacy.
Gendered visibility
Representation, discipline and the cultural production of normative womanhood across broadcast and platform media.
Protest & memory
Political participation, collective memory and changing repertoires of public dissent in post-socialist Romania.
Youth & platforms
Media literacy, algorithmic culture and how younger generations narrate political and intimate life.
Selected work
Research between academic writing and public culture.
Current affiliation
FERBOPO — gender, work and political structures.
I contribute to FERBOPO, an EU-funded Horizon Europe ERA Chair project examining gender, work and political structures.