I am a tenured Senior Researcher at the Department of Humanities at University of Luxembourg, Program Director at the Collège International de Philosophie in Paris (2025-2031) and an Associate Member of the Centre Georg Simmel at EHESS. I am currently completing my habilitation under the supervision of Prof. Rainer Maria Kiesow (EHESS, Paris).

In my work, I explore the dialectical interplay between symbolic and imaginary foundations of our culture and technological-medial progress, with a special focus on blockchain technology and generative Artificial Intelligence.

I examine the ideological foundations of blockchain- and AI-driven legal and societal innovations, such as code-governed decentralized organizations, virtual property regimes, and predictive or decentralized justice, showing how these emerging technologies are reshaping traditional notions of law, governance, and subjectivity. 

A major part of my scholarship has involved translating and interpreting the works of Pierre Legendre whose dogmatic anthropology was the focus of my doctoral thesis. My theoretical approach to questions of law, technology and society, has been complemented by a long-term experience at a bi-national Paris law firm, where I worked as a translator and gained direct insight into both French and German legal practice. Based on this combination of practical expertise with a multidisciplinary education in law, legal philosophy, and German and French literary, linguistic, and cultural studies, I have developed a distinctive research approach that bridges philosophical analysis with legal, media, and cultural theory.  

Research residencies at the Institut d’Études Avancées in Nantes (2018-2019) and at the Weizenbaum Institute in Berlin (2022) have provided valuable opportunities to challenge and refine this approach. My research has resulted in numerous scholarly publications and media appearances, in media outlets such as Le Monde, Revue Esprit and France Culture. I have also been invited to provide policy advice to prominent institutions, including the Foresight Center of the European Commission, the Federal Council for Sustainable Development in Belgium, and the Paris Bar Association.