In this case study, I look into the aesthetics and cultural significance of the Riot Grrrl movement, analysing its visual and sonic attributes, the social and political context that shaped it, and the theoretical frameworks surrounding it.
By examining these core aspects, I reveal the connections between its creative expression and the larger conversations about gender, activism, and identity.

Unplug is a collaborative zine that dissolves the boundaries between human and artificial intelligence to explore posthumanism and the transformative power of music. By blending human and AI voices seamlessly, this work challenges traditional notions of authorship, creativity, and identity. Drawing on the principles of posthumanist theory, Unplug invites readers to reflect on the evolving relationship between humanity and technology, encouraging a deeper conversation about how these interactions shape artistic expression and musical experiences.

In this case study, I look into the multifaceted layers of 'Native Tongue’ by Mo’Ju, dissecting its aesthetics, cultural context, critical theories, and audiences. By isolating three pivotal aspects of the piece, I shed light on the intricate interplay between its artistic expression and the broader sociocultural discourse.