Line Marie Bruun Jespersen

Line Marie Bruun Jespersen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Psychology at Aalborg University, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. She is a key member of RELATE (Research Laboratory for Art and Technology), where her research explores the intersections of art, urban design, and public space. Her work emphasizes socially inclusive environments and embodied aesthetic experiences, with a growing focus on play in urban landscapes.

• PhD in Urban Installations, Aalborg University (2011)
• MA in Art History and Classical Studies, Aalborg University (2002)

Her research centers on art in public spaces, the role of artistic interventions in urban contexts, and the creation of inclusive public environments. She investigates how art interacts with urban architecture, landscape, and publics, particularly through performative and participatory practices. Her recent work explores play in public space and the transformation of industrial zones into cultural infrastructure.

The articles she has contributed to reflect a consistent trajectory in urban art, public space design, and pedagogy. Themes include the integration of art and technology, the aesthetics of social housing, and the educational role of artistic projects. Her publications span book chapters, journal articles, and conference proceedings, often in interdisciplinary venues combining architecture, art, and urban studies.

Scientific Awards:

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She has supervised project groups at the BA level in Art and Technology, covering topics such as art history, site analysis, and artistic methods. While specific grant details are not listed, her involvement in multiple research projects indicates active funding engagement. She has also contributed to public discourse through media appearances and consultancy with Aalborg Municipality.

She is affiliated with the RELATE Research Laboratory for Art and Technology and has been involved in shaping the BA program in Art and Technology as a member and former head of the study board. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in education and sustainable cities.