Amanda Stojanov

Amanda Stojanov is an Assistant Professor of Digital Media at Monmouth University, Department of Communication. Her research explores how communication technologies shape identity, agency, and visibility in networked societies, with a focus on embodiment and marginalized experiences. She earned her MFA from UCLA and BFA from Monmouth University. Key roles include co-director of the IDM Research Lab and organizing Wikipedia edit-a-thons. Her work bridges art and technology through installations, interactive animations, and participatory projects.

Selected exhibitions include Liminal Bodies and Space (2024), Pink-noise.info, I am real (2020), and participation in the Glitch Art Festival (2019–2020). Awards include the Monmouth University Stanley Fellowship and MARCOM Gold Award. She actively engages in feminist HCI methodologies and community-focused art initiatives.

Her research interests span cyberfeminism, virtual reality, and participatory design. Notable projects include UUU: Reconsidering Cyberfeminism (2021), Steel Scene (2019), and collaborations with organizations like Here.LA and Ammerman Center.