Brenda M. Segone
- Position: Assistant Professor of Design History and Theory
- Department: Department of the Arts
Brief Biography
Brenda Segone is an art historian and a writer. Her latest multidisciplinary research, entitled Occidentalism in Egypt: Representations of Europe and Europeans in Painting, Literature, and Cinema from 1937-1973, focuses on creative practices in postcolonial Egypt in relation to discourses about form and identity constructs. She received numerous scholarships for her doctoral research, and her creative writing has been awarded several times. She has worked with French institutions in Cairo, Cedej, and Ifao. Segone has a multicultural background, being fluent in English, French, Greek, Arabic, and Armenian.
Research Interest
- AI and theories of creativity
- Transcultural theory
- Eastern and Western heritages
- Art and Design
- Egyptian historiographies and epistemologies
- Subjectivity and perception
- Non-verbal communication systems