Fidelia Lam
Faculty of Arts & Science
Fidelia Lam is a media artist and researcher moving in the slipstreams and undercurrents of creative practice and knowledge production. They are currently querying (bio)plastics, infrastructures, recursive media, embodied cognition, and diasporic relations.
They have exhibited and presented work at Human Resources Los Angeles, Geidai Games Online at Tokyo University of the Arts, *Architecture, Media, Politics, Society* (London), TongLau Space (Hong Kong), American Studies Association (Montreal), ISEA (Barcelona), *Arts for the Society of the Present* (Los Angeles), Flow34 @ International Association for Media and Communication Research (Nairobi), among other venues. They hold a PhD in Cinematic Arts, Media Arts + Practice from the University of Southern California, and an MA in Media Arts, Performing Arts Technology from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. They are currently Assistant Professor, Critical Computational Media in the department of Digital Futures at OCAD University in Tkaronto, Canada, and a Visiting Scholar at the Richard Charles Lee Canada-Hong Kong Library at the University of Toronto.
Parkour, the City, and Mediated Subjectivities
The Physical and the Digital City Invisible Forces, Data, and Manifestations
Published: December 31st 2024
No Longer Filed Away: Abolition, Sexual Violence, and Zine-Making Against the University
Women's Studies in Communication
Published: December 31st 2024
PhD, Cinematic Arts, Media Arts + Practice
Type: Interdivisional Media Arts + Practice, School of Cinematic Arts
University of Southern California
MA, Media Arts
Type: Performing Arts Technology, School of Music, Theater, and Dance
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
Bachelor of Music: General Studies (Piano), English Literature, Applied Music Technology
Type: School of Music, Faculty of Arts
University of British Columbia
Assistant Professor, Critical Computational Media
Type: Digital Futures
OCAD University
Visiting Scholar
Type: Richard Charles Lee Canada-Hong Kong Library
University of Toronto
Visiting Scholar
Type: School of International Communications
University of Nottingham Ningbo China