My research focuses on radio art, radio genres, and experimental audio forms. I am particularly interested in the relationship between documentary and fiction in radio production, as well as in the contemporary transformations of radio aesthetics and forms. I teach courses on artistic radio documentary, media in artistic communication, audio storytelling, and audio genres.
Author of two monographs on the genres of radio art and the scientific co-editor of the edited volume. She has led research projects funded by the Polish National Science Centre (NCN) and the University of Łódź on experimental audio forms and radio art. She completed a research fellowship at the London College of Communication (University of the Arts London) and conducted archival research and scholarly consultations at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., the Polish Radio Archives, and during international events devoted to radio art. Her research specializes in radio art, radio genres, and contemporary sound culture. Her interests include radio theory and genre studies, experimental audio forms, documentary practices in radio art, and the relationships between sound, media, and culture. Her work examines the development of contemporary forms of radio art, with particular attention to their aesthetics, structure, and functions, as well as the ways in which reality is represented through speech, sound, and narrative.
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