We are facing the end of the world as we know it, and there is no roadmap for the times we are living in. Our current crisis is not an informational one—it is a crisis of our ways of thinking, feeling, and relating. As old structures collapse and uncertainties grow, we are called to sit with discomfort, hold paradox, and find new ways of relating.
I design Technologies of Inquiry—cartographies, creative prompts, and embodied practices that help us unlearn and compost the unconscious colonial habits of being and relating that are at the root of our meta-crisis. My work is grounded in Depth Education, a pedagogical approach co-developed with the Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures collective, which invites us to move beyond surface-level learning into the difficult, necessary work of metabolizing complexity, grief, and transition.
I design and facilitate psycho-somatic practices that explore:
I offer keynotes, panels, and facilitated conversations on themes such as:
I work with universities, and educational institutions to:
I bridge researched-based critical inquiry with creative practice around the themes of:
I approach every collaboration with care, and I welcome conversations about how we might create something meaningful together.
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