
Collective Trauma & Belief Video Project
Produced a five-episode independent video series exploring collective trauma, secularization, and identity reconstruction in post-belief societies.

I am a student researcher interested in anthropology, cultural studies, and contemporary belief systems.
My work explores how meaning is reconstructed in post-religious societies through digital culture, media, ritual, and subcultural participation.
Through independent video essays, anime analysis, podcasts, and community projects, I examine how people negotiate identity, trauma, belonging, and symbolic order in increasingly secular and algorithmic environments.

Produced a five-episode independent video series exploring collective trauma, secularization, and identity reconstruction in post-belief societies.

Conducted independent humanities research analyzing religious and philosophical structures in anime and manga.
Produced a philosophy-focused podcast analyzing internet meme culture through semiotics and existential philosophy.
Founded and led a student organization focused on sociology, anthropology, and cultural theory.
Interned with a psychology and youth-culture media team with over one million followers.
Open to conversations about cultural studies, collaborative research, and academic opportunities.
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