Amanda M. Stojanov is a media artist whose work investigates how emerging communication technologies structure identity, embodiment, and visibility within networked culture. Her practice engages feminist and critical media methodologies to examine how digital infrastructures like interfaces, algorithms, and social media systems, shape the ways individuals construct and perform identity.
Her work has been exhibited internationally at venues and festivals including ISEA (International Symposium on Electronic Arts), The Hammer Museum Los Angeles, Ars Electronica, and the Fubar Glitch Art Festival in Zagreb, and has been presented through programs associated with Rhizome at the New Museum. In 2024, she exhibited a collection of work in her first solo show at the Reese Bullen Gallery with her artistic collaborator Linh Dao. Her projects and collaborations have received national media coverage through outlets including the Associated Press, ArtSpiel, and NBC.
She is Associate Professor of Digital Media at Monmouth University.