BEHIND THE FABRIC OF SPACETIME
My inquiry into consciousness and spacetime
Originally from New York and based in Johannesburg for over 20 years, I am a PhD candidate at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) whose doctoral research bridges philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and the conceptual foundations of fundamental physics. I develop a dimensional account of experience informed by string theory, cosmology, and mathematical formalisms, aiming to situate consciousness within a deeper metaphysical framework. My work investigates how scientific models of the universe intersect with questions of subjectivity, embodiment, and the nature of experience.
I am also a professional architect and project manager, work that complements my philosophical inquiries through spatial research and social engagement. I have published on the social impact of urban design in Johannesburg, reflecting the link between the built environment and speculative thought. Through my architectural teaching at UJ, I have facilitated student-led design and construction of community-based projects such as soup kitchens and urban furniture installations. These engagements ground my interest in how physical space shapes human meaning and inform my broader inquiry into the nature of consciousness.


