Daniella Singh

I am a researcher, editor, and educator working at the intersection of history, art, media, and digital humanities.

 

My work explores political history, visual culture, and public memory, examining how historical events shape contemporary discourse. With experience in publishing, academia, and cultural studies, I have designed and taught courses on media history, political thought, and the evolution of artistic expression, while also contributing to editorial strategy and research-driven storytelling. My interests lie in art in conflict zones, the politics of space, and the role of technology in shaping collective memory.

 

Beyond my academic and editorial work, I am also a freelance artist, pursuing passion projects that reflect my engagement with history, identity, and cultural narratives.