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David Cecchetto

David Cecchetto

Media & Culture, Technology in Practice
DepartmentHumanities (York)
Areas of ExpertiseCritical theory, Digital humanities, New media, Philosophy of technology, Sound studies
http://profiles.laps.yorku.ca/profiles/dcecchet/ (external link) 

David Cecchetto’s research examines sound, communication, and computation, typically through the practical applications of technologies, contexts, and artworks. His work is rooted in theoretical analysis, often exploring the sensory and interactive dynamics these fields generate.

Keywords: sound theory; communication; computation; media technology; interactive arts

Recent publications:

Cecchetto, D., Couroux, M., Hiebert, T., & Priest, E. (2017). Ludic dreaming: How to listen away from contemporary technoculture. Bloomsbury Academic.

Sample of supervised ComCult projects:

2021 - Campbell Kramer; Major Research Paper: Public and Ordinary Bad Feelings: Neoliberal Depression and Its Art

2021 - Sam Shaftoe; Thesis: Before and After Nature: Temporality and Landscape in Toronto's Early Urban Greenspace