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Dr. Irene Fubara-Manuel is an Associate Professor in Digital Media Practice at the University of Sussex's School of Media, Arts and Humanities. Their work bridges media art, animation, game design, and critical theory, focusing on race, migration, surveillance, and queer futurities. They hold a PhD from Sussex (2016-2019) and a PgCert in Higher Education (2020-2022). Their research interrogates biometric surveillance systems, digital colonialism, and intersectional feminist praxis in technology.
Key research areas include:
- Algorithmic governance of migration
- Data colonialism and global south perspectives
- Feminist digital infrastructures
- Queer media representation
- Intersectional methodologies in digital humanities
Recent projects include the AHRC-funded Full Stack Feminism initiative (2021-2024), exploring anti-racist feminist tech ecosystems. Their creative practice spans installations addressing border control algorithms and queer digital futurisms. Notable works include the Full Stack Feminism Archive and Manifestations exhibition.
Awards include the JUST AI Fellowship (2020). Teaching focuses on critical media production and digital culture. Their publications span peer-reviewed journals, edited collections, and creative-critical exhibitions, demonstrating a commitment to interdisciplinary praxis.
