In my philosophical work, ordinary lived experience is a constant source of inspiration. In an age of digitalization, embodied experience is a non-replaceable kind of knowing. Lived experience is the basis of sensitive connections to the human and more-than-human world.  Lived experience is the entry-point to overcome the body-mind split. 

Yet, experiential grounds of relating and thinking are more than ever in need of cultivation. To develop meaningful perspectives, relevant insights and clarifications that truly make sense on the complex grounds of daily experience, requires skills. Skills of attention, reflexive care, listening, and felt-sensing literacy. 

 

My work is focused on this cultivation.