Lorenzo Fabbri

Lorenzo Fabbri is an Associate Professor in the Department of French and Italian at the University of Minnesota's College of Liberal Arts. His work intersects cinema studies, political theory, and feminist futures, with a focus on Gilles Deleuze's philosophy and media archaeology.

• Specializes in Italian cinema and media theory
• Engages with feminist futures and biopolitical aesthetics
• Active in translation studies and postcolonial critique

Recent research explores digital media's impact on archival practices and the re-editing of film history. He has presented internationally on topics ranging from De Sica's genre complexities to affect theory in biopolitical contexts. Publications span journals like Italian Culture and the Journal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies, with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches.

His scholarly contributions align with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals through cultural analysis and knowledge dissemination, though specific awards remain unlisted. Professional engagements include invited presentations and keynote speeches at academic conferences since 2017.