Arseli Dokumaci is an interdisciplinary scholar and media-maker. Her scholarly and creative work lies at the crossovers of disability studies, performance studies and medical anthropology. In her research, and research-creation videos, she explores how disabled people go about their everyday lives, and come up with micro and impromptu solutions, and radical affordances. Arseli is particularly interested in exploring how disability can be a critical a method to rethink and practice media in new ways. Currently, she is working on her monograph, Micro-activist Affordances: An Ecological Approach to Disability and Performance.