Natalia Radywyl is a Phd candidate at the University of Melbourne in the School of Culture and Communication. She has been undertaking empirical investigations at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image as a part of the ARC Discovery Project, The Spatial Impact of Digital Technology on Contemporary Art and New Art Institutions.

Natalia’s doctoral dissertation, Public Technologies, aims to identify, codify and analyse the relations which emerge between museums and their audiences. The study reveals how an examination of visitor behaviour in a media art space demonstrates the ways in which expressions of subjectivity  can be illustrative of concerns relating to mobility and agency in contemporary life.

Natlalia has completed studies and projects in the areas of language, film, video, theatre, interactive multimedia and creative arts, and currently teaches and lectures in subjects relating to new media technology and media policy.

Natalia's paper from the Electronic Language International Festival (FILE) 2005 in Sao Paulo, Brazil can be downloaded here (Pdf link)