Investigating how psychoanalytic practice and theory must evolve — not the unconscious of 1950s Paris or 1900s Vienna, but the unconscious glitching, tessellating and splattering right now.
What can analytical practice learn from first-person phenomenological investigation of consciousness states that emerge through the effraction of authentic silence? How do we integrate rigorous contemplative methodologies with psychoanalytic inquiry?
How do algorithmic media, AI, and emergent technologies restructure attention, desire, and the formation of subjectivity? What does it mean to practice clinically when the symbolic order itself is cyborged with machine logic?
Beyond ecological grief and climate anxiety — how do subjects inhabit temporality when human futurity becomes precarious? The psyche under conditions of species-level extinction.