Degree	PhD in Kingston School of Art Kingston University, 2020-present
Second Degree	MA in History of Art Courtauld Institute of Art, 2013
Professional Affiliation
Research/Current Projects	The British Library's collection of Russian futurist books offers a unique opportunity to investigate the collaborations between creators of sound art and visual culture in early twentieth-century Russia, and to examine their innovative works for the first time within the wider context of the turbulent political, cultural and artistic developments of the period. My research questions are: (1) How do we address the complexities and performative aspect of engaging with sound and the visual within the context of zaum and the books' imagery? (2) How do these publications illuminate the complexities of late imperial Russian cultural politics, examining in particular the relationship between the imagery produced by the 1905 satirical magazines and the futurist books? (3) How do these publications, with their focus on collaboration and the interplay of sound, text, and image, align with or depart from the trajectory of European avant-garde artists' books of the period?
Time Period Interests	19th Century, 20th Century
Area Interests	Western Europe, Eastern Europe
Media Interests	Book arts, Engraving, Etching, Letterpress, Lithography, Papermaking, Relief printing
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