The media artist Johanna Steindorf deals with themes of migration, nomadism, gender, perceiving and being perceived in public space and with the corresponding construction of private space. Living in different countries in Europe, Asia and Latin America shaped the works of the Quito-born German-Brazilian, often expressing her ideas using narrative and mobile strategies through participatory performances, audio, video and photography.

Through her doctoral thesis Speaking from Somewhere: Der Audio-Walk als künstlerische Praxis und Methode (2019), Johanna has been deeply engaged with the audio walk - both theoretically and practically - and has been teaching at different universities since 2015, preferably on the subject, but also at the intersections between art, design, urban space and research. 

Unfortunately, the thesis is only available in German, but you can find many of its ideas in different articles I have published in full-text here.

Since 2023 she's a member of the collective soundmarker - laboratory for site-specific audio works.