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Dr. Jennifer Jasmin Konrad is a Research Fellow at the Department of Art History, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, specializing in architectural theory, post-war modern architecture, and interdisciplinary cultural studies. Her work bridges architecture, media studies, and philosophy, with a focus on deconstructivism and visual disturbance.
- Education: Art history, ethnology, and law (Mainz and Dijon, 2009–2015)
- Doctoral Research: Completed in 2022 with a summa cum laude dissertation on deconstructivist architecture and perception
Her research explores architectural theories through the lens of 20th/21st-century humanities, media studies, and philosophy, emphasizing visual media development from the late Middle Ages to early modern period. Recent publications and projects address deconstructivist drawing, post-war modern architecture, and interdisciplinary interstices in art, music, and literature.
Scientific awards include the Deubner Prize (2019) as part of the Betonists working group. She has led exhibitions like Wissen schafft Raum (2021) and coordinated conferences on Gothic architecture, postwar modernism, and cultural heritage.
