Academic & Writing Experience

I have written multiple bachelor’s and master’s theses with distinction in fields including film studies, art history, theoretical philosophy, and cognitive neuroscience. My writing practice spans academic research, exhibition texts, editorial work, grant applications, and communication for cultural institutions. I combine analytical and narrative writing approaches, integrating research-based thinking with curatorial and public-facing communication practice.

Master degree thesis in cinema studies
Lack of spiritual understanding? An analysis of spirituality, identity, and humanity in Alex Proyas’ Dark City. The thesis exploring how science fiction can express existential and philosophical questions.

Bachelor degree thesis in theoretical philosophy
Jean-François Lyotard’s notions of knowledge. An exploration of postmodern knowledge theory and Lyotard’s ideas on legitimation, language games, and the role of science in society.

Master degree thesis in art history
Romuald Hazoumé and his installation La Bouche du Roi – A contemporary African artist’s interpretation of modern slavery. A study of Hazoumé’s work and its connections to colonial history, global trade, and contemporary forms of exploitation.

Bachelor degree thesis in cognitive neuroscience
Religious experiences and the brain. A cross-disciplinary investigation into how religious and mystical experiences can be understood through neuroscientific research.