Elina Lex is a researcher and media artist working across XR technologies, sensory/creative ethnographic practices, interactive documentary, and media environments.
Her current research-creation work engages with immersive storytelling (XR/AR/VR), digital archival practices, and critical heritage studies, exploring how immersive reality technologies might generate insights for novel archival practices that centre critical, audiovisual, and sensory modes of access and reuse. Her current graduate project explores immersive XR, coastal histories at the margin, and heritage futures on the ever-changing salt marshes of the Chignecto Isthmus.
She is currently pursuing her PhD in Communication Studies at Concordia University and is an active researcher at the Hexagram Network for Research-Creation, the COHDS, and the Post-Image Cluster at the Milieux Institute for Arts, Culture and Technology.