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Monique Tschofen is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at Toronto Metropolitan University. Her research spans Literary and Cultural Theory, Word-Image Studies, Digital Humanities, and Critical Making, with a focus on Canadian cinema and interarts practices. She co-founded the Decameron Collective, an interdisciplinary research group exploring creative methodologies anchored in care ethics.
- Education: PhD in Comparative Literature and Film Studies from the University of Alberta
- Memberships: Canadian Comparative Literature Association, Film Studies Association of Canada, Electronic Literature Organization
Her work theorizes the intersection of art and philosophy, investigating how digital installations, experimental cinema, and ekphrastic poetry function as acts of theory. Recent projects include VR and web-based interactive narratives juried at international festivals. She serves as an Advisory Editor for Interfaces: Image/Texte/Langage.
Scientific Awards:
- Honorable Mention - The Robert Coover Prize for a Work of Electronic Literature
Her feminist creative practice combines archival research with algorithmic generation, digital photography, and sound art to reframe histories of manuscript culture and bookmaking.
