About
I’m a graduate student in the Spanish section of the PhD in RLL. My early research focused on the work of the Argentine poet Amelia Biagioni under a psychoanalytical and philosophical lens. In my masters dissertation, I utilized a comparative intermedial approach to study the relations between literature, audio-visual arts, and digital technologies within a sample of artistic objects which reimagine Vincent van Gogh’s life and work. My current interests include marginal identity representations, boundary crossings of géneros (genders/genres), and literature’s intersection with other arts in contemporary narratives produced by women from the Southern Cone. I aim to explore the way in which female subjectivities and affects shape counterhegemonic understandings of cultural identity by embodying alternative ways of perceiving, narrating, and being in contexts of socioeconomic exclusion.
