WONDER

Thinking, writing, and the art of asking questions.

I’m interested in how we come to know the world, how we inhabit time, and how our relationships with people, places, and things shape who we become.

My work moves between philosophy, education, environmental thought, and artistic practice. I hold a PhD in Environmental Studies (2023), where my doctoral research brought feminist new materialism into conversation with Zen Buddhist philosophy to explore temporality, interconnection, impermanence, and pedagogy.

I’m particularly drawn to questions that resist easy answers: How does learning happen through relationships? What does it mean to inhabit uncertainty? How might we rethink our experience of time?

These questions continue to inform my writing, educational practice, and creative work.

Writing & Research

A space for essays, published scholarship, works in progress, and ideas worth exploring.

Ongoing Questions

Reflections on relationality, embodiment, education, temporality, and the changing world we inhabit.

Research-Creation

Where artistic practice and philosophical inquiry meet—not simply as different ways of communicating knowledge, but as ways of making and discovering it.