Who/what/where
When I was a kid I thought I'd be a mathematician or a journalist.
I studied social anthropology (LSE 2007) but always found myself coming back to place, and this place, here/now, over far-flung exotic other ones. So I did a Masters in Modernity, Space & Place (UCL 2008). Wrote a thesis about the most omnipresent, ordinary thing possible: dust.
The internet is a place, too - I have always known that. I was online early, aged nine, when the web was new, and grew up through the words I put online: OD, LiveJournal, Tumblr, Twitter. Friends, mentors, information, connection, community. Since 2010, a career in analysing it.
I live in north London for the foreseeable moment.
I studied social anthropology (LSE 2007) but always found myself coming back to place, and this place, here/now, over far-flung exotic other ones. So I did a Masters in Modernity, Space & Place (UCL 2008). Wrote a thesis about the most omnipresent, ordinary thing possible: dust.
The internet is a place, too - I have always known that. I was online early, aged nine, when the web was new, and grew up through the words I put online: OD, LiveJournal, Tumblr, Twitter. Friends, mentors, information, connection, community. Since 2010, a career in analysing it.
I live in north London for the foreseeable moment.