My work is grounded in reflection and in a conscious awareness of how knowledge, identity, and power intersect. I examine the processes through which hegemonic systems configure subjectivity, social relations, economic structures, and collective forms of existence. These days, my focus lies in analyzing how institutionalized power dynamics produce and reproduce the conditions that define identity, labor, and sociality within contemporary frameworks.
My history leaves me wary of close-knit communities and the power structures within them. and while my research can be a tad bit skeptical and non-conformist, my work sees me actively engaging with communities, helping them adapt, working with them to create meaning and opportunity – which I view as resistance in a way.