Charlotte Grum

Charlotte Grum is a Teaching Associate Professor at the Department of People and Technology, Roskilde University, where she bridges social psychology and installation art through a hybrid, transdisciplinary practice. Her work challenges traditional disciplinary boundaries to explore the intersections of normativity, materiality, and subjectivity in everyday life.

• Research Focus: New materialism, feminist theory, posthumanist thinking, and their applications to urban space, organizations, and climate crises.
• Methodological Expertise: Qualitative methods, including multi-species ethnography, performative (re-)presentation, and diffractive practices.
• Projects: The Interspecies Campus Experiment (2022-2024) and student empowerment initiatives in pedagogical contexts.
• Recent Activities: Keynote speaker at the 2025 International Deleuze & Guattari Studies Camp, organizer of workshops on more-than-human participation, and peer reviewer for Psyke & Logos journal.

Her publications emphasize interspecies coexistence, sensory ethnography, and innovative pedagogical frameworks addressing 'wicked' societal challenges.