hi, there!
I’m a researcher interested in how immersive technologies – such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and virtual reality – transform human perception, embodiment, and our experience of time. My work explores how these technologies shape the processes through which our consciousness, cognition, perception, and subjectivity are constituted.
At the intersection of phenomenology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of technology, and cognitive science, my theoretical framework includes mainly enactivism, 4E cognition and predictive processing.
I am currently pursuing a PhD in Philosophy at the Université de Montréal, where my research focuses on the ways in which immersive technologies influence the temporal structures of consciousness and the conditions 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: how immersive technologies shape temporal consciousness: a phenomenological and cognitive approach
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 mind, phenomenology, metaphysics, immersive technologies, extended consciousness, 4e cognition, embodiment, perception, subjectivity, individuation, human-technology relations