In my PhD dissertation, The Work of Art in the Age of Automation: The Situationist Movement, 1956-1968, I focused on changes to the ‘work of art’ during the postwar economic, technological and political restructuring of capitalism.

In my current position as a postdoctoral researcher in the DFF research project Drone Imaginaries and Communities, I continue my exploration into the cultural history of automation as it leads up to and culminates with the contemporary drone. My approach to drone studies is critically informed by materialist art history, theories of representation, and critiques of ideology. Presently, I am working on a research article called "Picasso's Drone: Notes on the Limits of Perpetual Peace," in which I examine the imbrication of art and politics in the age of drone warfare through the prism of the peace dove motif.

Together with Lila Lee-Morrison and Kathrin Maurer I am guest-editing a special issue of MAST (Journal of Media Art Study and Theory) on the topic "Automating Visuality."

With Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen, I am co-editor of a new book series called "repræsentationskritik" ( the critique of representation.) The first book in the series is called Strejke and will be published by Forlaget Antipyrine in June, 2021.