I am a scholar of technology, media, and aesthetics trained in continental philosophy and critical theory in Europe and the United States. I am an affiliated researcher with the Historical Materialism Research Group at the Catalan Society of Philosophy (Institut d’Estudis Catalans), where I am currently working on a monograph on Marx’s technological studies and researching the history and politics of automation, artificial intelligence, and the social ontology of computation.

My work has appeared in South Atlantic Quarterly and the Marx and Philosophy Review of Books, with further articles in preparation for Qui Parle, Theory, Culture & Society, and Historical Materialism.

I hold a Ph.D. from Duke University’s Graduate Program in Literature, where I specialized in critical theory and media philosophy, as well as a Fulbright-funded master’s degree in media studies from New York University. I received my undergraduate training in Spain, where I hold degrees in philosophy (UNED) and fine art (University of Barcelona).

Alongside my research, I have substantive experience in writing pedagogy, including two years of writing center practice at Duke’s Thompson Writing Studio and teaching writing-intensive courses on media studies, philosophy of technology, and the history and politics of AI.