Satellite Séance in the shadow of the GCHQ operated Listening Station in Bude, Cornwall; July 2019. Photograph by Matthew Phillips.
Sasha Engelmann is a London-based cultural geographer and creative practitioner. Her research centres on long-term collaboration with artist-activist communities; through these collaborations she develops arts and humanities-led tools for environmental knowledge making, and advances the field of the geohumanities. Her past work has involved over a decade of creative collaboration with the international Aerocene Community and Studio Tomás Saraceno; participation in DIY and feminist amateur radio arts collectives including Shortwave Collective and Radio Amatrices; and co-development with Dr. Débora Swistun of Sensora, an interdisciplinary, community-led air quality sensing initiative in Argentina. She is co-founder (with Soph Dyer) of the feminist satellite imaging project open-weather. Sasha is Reader in GeoHumanities at Royal Holloway University of London where she teaches at the intersection of geography and the arts and humanities.
Feel free to email using this site, or via my Royal Holloway address.
Please find my (reasonably up to date) Curriculum Vitae below.