HELLO – Welcome to @museumbuzzy!
—a sociologist dedicated to exploring and telling stories about everyday life.
Inspired by the idea that museums serve as the heart of social memory—spaces where socio-cultural narratives come together—my open archive blog gathers personal reflections on diverse aspects of society, along with insights from my interdisciplinary professional and scholarly projects at the intersection of museology, urban studies, digital culture, migration, and gender.
#SelectedProjects
Advancing Social Research and Community Engagement
Discover a range of projects highlighting my interdisciplinary research experience and reflecting my commitment to exploring social causes, advocating for human rights, and fostering community-driven initiatives across diverse contexts.
UX Research, Participatory Design, and Digital Storytelling
User-Centered Design for Impactful Digital Experiences
Crafting Narratives and Visuals with an Intersectional Perspective
I blog about both local and global issues, exploring technology, social memory, and human rights advocacy from an intersectional feminist perspective.
From analyzing the influencer economy to curating participatory projects, I currently work as a UX product designer, collaborating with freelancers (including artists, scholars, and consultants), as well as arts and culture institutions, museums, research centers, and NGOs.
#dhpraxisdiary A new category on the blog: #urbanbuzzy
For the last few weeks, I’ve been questioning, how can I receive feedback about my talk/paper which includes moving image? Especially, when image is the object, not a reference.
#dhpraxis16 Documentation of urban witnessing with media archival data
Over a year, I have been conducting a research on archiving born digital materials, and my main focus is on […]
#dhpraxisdiary Why are we talking about Digital Humanities?
I’m back in New York, and auditing Introduction to Digital Humanities class at CUNY GC. Here is the story.