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An artist who thrives in interdisciplinary environments, Leah (Lee) Donnelly investigates how to foster sustainable, creative, and accessible spaces using technology. Their work draws from a diverse array of fields—wearable technology, accessible design, media archeology, fine art, philosophy, audio-haptics, and more. Passionate about developing educational, community-driven, and disability-centered initiatives, Lee is always excited to discuss how unique fusions of arts, humanities, and sciences can unearth new pasts, presents, and futures.
CONTACT LEE
Questions? Ideas? A five paragraph essay on the history of the doorstop? I would love to hear all about it! Send me a message here or shoot me an email at lgdonnel@asu.edu
LinkedInCURRENT PROJECTS
Lee is currently writing their undergraduate thesis. Drawing from media archeology, feminist STS, and critical horology, their thesis excavates the wristwatch as a queer object, disrupting the dominant narratives and mythos which sedimented into the object's larger assemblage. They are also presently providing their advice as a sound specialist on a Masters thesis and building a goldfish dispensing "gumball" machine inspired by the history of vending.