I completed my PhD in Philosophy at King's College, London in 2020.

Currently, my research focusses on the malleability and adeptness of our perspective-taking. In particular,  our imaginative shifts, both in terms of spatial changes (imagine you are looking down on yourself) and temporal changes (imagine you are sat exactly where you are but in 10 years time).

Understanding how this works help us get to grips with empathic shifts. That is, shifts into the shoes of others (whether now or at a different point in time).

This knowledge contributes to our understanding of art. Because these kinds of shifts enable us, as competent appreciators of art, to disclose the affective content and value of specific works.

Alongside my research, I co-Direct the Centre for Philosophy and Arts (CPA). The Centre is a major multi-disciplinary initiative whose aim is to bring together academics, artists, curators and gallerists to explore the connections between philosophy, theory and the visual arts.