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From Pombagira's Crossroads has now been published. To make this possible, I had to pay the publication fee using the full limit of my credit card. As an independent researcher without institutional funding or a university budget, I cannot absorb these costs alone.

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Every threshold remembers a way of knowing.

Not all knowledge survives its translation. Some forms disappear. Others survive by transforming.

I inhabit those thresholds.

Through scholarship, performance, and artistic practice, I explore how knowledge is embodied, transmitted, transformed, forgotten, and remembered.

Each section of this website is another threshold.

Enter where you feel called.

If this threshold speaks to yours, let's begin a conversation.

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