I am an interdisciplinary researcher and am currently an assistant professor in sociology. My specialism is in critical understandings of practices, politics and human/other-than-human entanglements in food production. I analyse the existing industrialised food system and draw on an art practice as a method to explore the potential for a socio-environmental transformation.
My research interests include:
- industrial farming and industrially farmed animals (pigs specifically)
- re-imagining the food system through a creative practice
- urban farming
- political economy of food production
- environmental, ecological and multispecies justice
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