Writing
My writing explores what it means to be human in an age of machines. Drawing from theology, philosophy, and the forge, I write about embodiment, imperfection, and the sacred strangeness of being alive. Whether in essays or books, my work wrestles with the tension between flesh and code, beauty and ruin, creation and collapse. Each piece is an act of resistance against optimization and a defense of the messy, the mortal, & the made.
Current Project
Hot Mess:
On Being And Making The Grotesque In The Age of AI
a book about bodies, bronze, and brokenness
a philosophical memoir forged in fire, tracing how scars & Molten metal reveal human beauty in an algorithmic age.
Books
crisis of transcedence
Religion and the digital arts
Inspired by the word
Selected Articles
the Heresy of Qualia
the metaphor of religion and art
The devil in Fred stonehouse
Can An ATheist have a Religious Experience?
A Beautiful Failure: The Tragic - and Luminous - Life of Jim hArvey
Where embodiment meets environment
Reflections from the bottom of a brillo box
Humanism and the Visual ARts
eat, shit, scar: Resurrection and the digital afterlife of books and bodies
The transmediated self
theRe’s No Place Like Home: From Oz to Antichrist
