I am a philosopher. My research brings together philosophy of mind, phenomenology, and interdisciplinary work on intersubjectivity to examine how material and digital environments shape joint attention, perceptual knowledge, and social interaction. I am especially interested in the fragility of cognition: how cognitive access to the world depends on situated forms of coordination that are inherently vulnerable, mediated, and open to repair. More broadly, I am interested in the fragility of presence, attention, and meaning across different contexts, including in the phenomenology of illness and religious experience.
