Research focus:
Play, young people and wellbeing; cross-cultural and intergenerational uses of digital media for intimacy; digital and creative ethnography; mobile media and loss; urban play, hybrid reality and sociality
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Larissa Hjorth is a digital ethnographer, artist, Distinguished Professor and director of the Design & Creative Practice ECP at RMIT University. The research platform is committed to creative and design solutions to health and social issues. Ageing and Dying well is core to this agenda.
Larissa has a commitment to critical, ethnographic, creative and interdisciplinary understandings to the socio-cultural dimensions of media practices in the Asia-Pacific region. More recently her work has explored the role of media in ageing, death and loss rituals as can be seen in her co-authored book, Haunting Hands (Oxford Uni Press). Currently she is working with Keio University in Japan and Fudan University in China on cross-cultural learnings on ageing and dying well.
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