About Me

Curiosity drives me. Learning and relearning is the joy of living. I keep my analytical mind engaged with new questions as I move forward—intentionally shaping the future I choose for myself.

I have a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, and academia is my main professional path, where I conduct research and teach. My work explores how learning unfolds as an embodied, relational, and performatic process, not only in classrooms, but in the informal and often overlooked spaces where knowledge is authored, claimed, and expressed. Drawing from constructivist, post-constructivist, and post-humanist traditions, I investigate how agency, culture, and multimodality shape educational experience, and how cognitive processes such as attention, memory, and meaning-making unfold within these dynamics.

I enjoy writing, books and zines especially, and you can find some of that work here.

I am a positive existentialist. Existence precedes essence. I come to know myself through what I create. I move forward by doing, adjusting, and becoming—working with neuroplasticity rather than against it. I am water, my friend.

I am also an artist, creating out of curiosity, expression, and a search for deeper meaning.

I teach Educational Psychology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), and I genuinely enjoy academic life, the campus, the conversations, and the people I meet along the way.

I approach everything I do with care for my emotional life. I don’t separate mind, body, and emotion, I’m interested in how they move together, and how that movement shapes how we learn and live.

Professionally, I support research and sponsored projects, and I bring prior experience in analytics and applied work into that space.

I also have a strong curiosity for the mystical arts, especially Tarot, along with Alchemy, Kabbalah, Astrology, and related systems. My interest here is grounded in the connection between the metaphysical and everyday life. I approach these practices pragmatically, as ways of thinking, interpreting, and engaging with the world: A mystical scientist.

That’s where I am for now. Feel free to explore the site, and if you see me around, give me a pinch so I know I’m not dreaming. I haven’t been pinched in a dream yet!

Thank you for being here.