I am a London based anthropologist and filmmaker. I completed my PhD in Visual Anthropology at Goldsmiths, University of London, where I taught Anthropology of Art, Gender Theory and Visual Anthropology. I have been conducting long-term ethnographic fieldwork in rural Mexico, researching the role of theatre in ethnic identity’s formation processe... Read More

I am a London based anthropologist and filmmaker. I completed my PhD in Visual Anthropology at Goldsmiths, University of London, where I taught Anthropology of Art, Gender Theory and Visual Anthropology. I have been conducting long-term ethnographic fieldwork in rural Mexico, researching the role of theatre in ethnic identity’s formation processes, and the impact of tourism and development programs on the indigenous population. Concurrently, my work is concerned with exploring the practical, aesthetic and ethical implications of using film as an experimental means of knowing a cultural reality. I have produced several short documentaries across different countries, including Mexico, France, Hungary, India, Germany, UK, Greece, and Costa Rica. My first feature documentary, The Campfire Project, has been screened and awarded internationally. Read Less