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

As a PhD researcher at GCAS, I explore 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.

Looking beyond the standard language of innovation and efficiency, I make space for our lived experiences and the anxieties we often suppress.

I believe many will face not only a disruption of their career path but a deep existential rupture—a crisis of meaning and identity in a world that no longer reliably rewards the once coveted climbing of the “career ladder”.

The Methodology

Today, I work as a creative builder at the intersection of academia, business and cultural spaces. I employ critical theory and ecofeminism to challenge dehumanizing logics—whether in labor, leadership, or knowledge production. My work is dedicated to:

  • Reclaiming Meaning and Authentic Intelligence: Moving beyond algorithmic thinking to find clarity in a chaotic world.

  • Somatic Sovereignty: Recognizing the body as a way to dare to live more boldly and resist the constant nervous systems activation of late capitalism.

  • Imagining Alternatives: Opening space for ways of working and relating rooted in care, relational intelligence, and ethical responsibility.