hi, there!
I’m a researcher and content creator exploring how immersive technologies — such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and virtual reality — transform human perception and embodiment, as well as the processes through which knowledge, identity, and subjectivity are constituted.
My work lies at the intersection of phenomenology, epistemology, and the philosophy of technology. I investigate how technical systems mediate our experience of the world and reshape the boundaries between human and machine, self and environment.
Currently pursuing a PhD in Philosophy at the Université de Montréal, I focus on how emerging technologies influence the conditions, norms, and structures of perception in the digital age — and what this means for the future of human–technological coexistence.
education
ph.d philosophy (2025-)
université de montréal, canada
thesis title: homo technologicus? philosophical perspectives on technological embodiment
b.a. philosophy (2023-2025)
universidade cidade são paulo, brazil
m.a. culture, language and literature (2019-2022)
university of são paulo, brazil
thesis title: techno-animism and the aesthetics of coexistence in the fashion of japanese brand anrealage
b.a. languages and literature (2015-2018)
federal university of pelotas, brazil
summa cum laude
membership in professional associations and research groups
the canadian philosophical association (cpa/acp)
society for philosophy and technology (spt)
observatoire international sur les impacts sociétaux de l’IA et du numérique (obvia)
fields & interests
philosophy of technology, philosophy of artificial intelligence, epistemology, phenomenology, immersive technologies, cognition, embodiment, perception, normativity, individuation, human-technology relations