I don’t stay in one box.

I don’t just work across disciplines. I explore what happens between them: where science meets art, play, and community.

I call this indisciplinarity. A way of working that opens space for emotion, creativity, and lived experience in scientific practice.
It’s not only about collaboration between disciplines, but about creating new connections that aren’t limited by traditional academic boundaries.

My journey began as a wildlife vet who ended up in insect labs. 

Later, I brought that science into communities through Insects for Peace. 

Now I’m exploring how insects’ socio-ecological roles connect with management strategies, that’s the heart of Insectonomy, a growing framework for rethinking sustainability.

Along the way, I connected with others who were also rethinking how we teach and share knowledge. Together, we started JugatoriUN, a collective of educators, researchers, and creators exploring games as tools for learning, science communication, and social transformation.

Now, that spirit is growing into  CREA Network , a space-in-the-making for those who want to explore science beyond traditional paths.

I’m always curious about new connections, shared ideas, and creative collaborations: in talks, projects, or unexpected encounters!

If this resonates with you, let’s connect!