What I do
My research investigates how creative digital content shapes cultural memory and collective narratives. I explore how communities organize and make sense of this content through user-led classification systems that often challenge conventional approaches to knowledge organization. In parallel, I develop ethical, participatory strategies for preserving digital media that respect the context, creativity, and evolving significance of the work. Together, these threads inform a broader commitment to understanding how digital platforms, creative practices, and sociotechnical infrastructures intersect in the production, organization, and preservation of cultural knowledge. My key areas of interest are:
- Knowledge Organization
- Digital Preservation
- User Focused Design
- Digital Cultural Production
- Music Information Retrieval
- Digital Literacy