A multidisciplinary researcher and strategist, curating experiential spaces for leadership, creativity, and community in an increasingly automated world.

As a PhD researcher at GCAS, I’m exploring the intersection of AI, automation, and the meaning crisis.

I investigate the narratives around AI adoption at work and the wider societal forces shaping this transition.

I look beyond the language of innovation and efficiency to make space for our lived experiences, and anxieties. I believe many will face not only a disruption of their career path, but a deep existential rupture of meaning and identity in the world.

I employ critical theory and ecofeminism to challenge extractive, dehumanizing logics—whether in labor, leadership, or knowledge production—and open space to imagine alternative ways of working and relating rooted in care, relational intelligence, and ethical responsibility.

My background is in strategy and product at tech startups, where I spent over a decade building and scaling digital products and impact programs.

Today, I work as a creative builder between business, academia, and cultural spaces: as a researcher, consultant and facilitator.

I live at a ranch in rural Oaxaca, Mexico, with my dog Niloufer.