Au hasard Balthazar — Suffering and Morality
A literary essay on Robert Bresson’s masterpiece: innocence, suffering, morality, and a quiet dialogue with Nietzsche.
Blog
A collection of essays and thoughts at the intersection of mathematics, cinema, and philosophy.
Poetry
Poems on change, time, language, and memory. Separated intentionally from essays and prose.
To the Same Sea
Neither are you the one you were, nor am I the one I was;
nor are we as pristine as we once were.
Mars is no longer blue,
the atlases are weary.
A poem on change, language, and what it means to remain
by becoming something else.
Dreams, Memory, and The Captive Mind
An exploration of how Jerzy Ficowski, Bruno Schulz, and Czesław Miłosz reflect trauma, dreams, and fractured reality.
DalĂ and Freud
An exploration of the singular meeting between Surrealism and psychoanalysis.
Feminism and Women’s Rights
A personal reflection on the history and necessity of feminist thought.
Freedom and Reason in Prometheus Bound
Reading Prometheus as a symbol of resistance and rational defiance.
The Birth of Philosophy
On the transition from myth to reason in early Greek thought.