Dr Freya Zinovieff is an interdisciplinary scholar, sound artist and curator of British and Russian descent. Freya’s work is rooted in decolonial and anti-imperial scholarship, and she is interested in challenging colonial hierarchies through collaboration as an act of resistance. Freya’s curatorial projects range from conceptual art trails in Cambridge (UK) that utilize non-gallery spaces, challenging colonial value judgements around what is considered art, or beautiful, and where ‘beautiful art’ should be shown; to an online sound art gallery that commissioned new works from five BC-based sound artists of marginalized gender, to explore the potential of accessible sound art.
More information on these projects and Freya’s work in general can be found in the links below:
