Public Research Edition A thesis that explores how environments participate in the emergence of knowing and develops curatorial studio inquiry as a methodology for investigating epistemic environments with point of departure in […]
Journal Article: Knowledge Catcher: On the Performative Agency of Scholarly Forms Co-authored with Julie Bønnelycke Published: 2020, PARtake: The Journal of Performance as Research Examines scholarly formats as performative environments, […]
Journal Article: The Tourist Gaze and “Family Treasure Trails” in Museums Co-authored with Jonas Larsen Published: 2014, Tourism Studies Examines how museum experiences are shaped through mediated, negotiated, and embodied […]
According to physicist and science and technology scholar Andrew Pickering, research is a dance of agency: activities of trying to grasp dynamic processes unfolding between entities that are related and […]
Mixtures, fluidity and in-betweenness is a recurrent theme of my research: working with monstruous mixtures – with impurity, hybridity, polyphony and ambivalence. This is articulated in a work of scholartistry […]
Knowledge is co-constituted by the forms in which it is developed and communicated. For our research article “Knowledge Catcher: On the performative agency of scholarly forms” Julie Bønnelycke and I […]
PhD Dissertation Single authored Defended: 2010, Roskilde University Foundational study of how knowledge emerges through layered mediation in museum environments, analysing how objects, media, and bodily movement shape experience and […]