I’m building Ludopoiesis, a poetic system disguised as a game.
An oracle for living,
a deck of symbolic disruptions
to remember that life is more than productivity
and identity is more than a username.

I write when I can.
Fragments, essays, provocations —
seeds that sometimes grow into blog posts
or into quiet revolutions inside those who read them.

I’m exploring the edges of crypto art and social change —
not just selling tokens,
but asking what ownership means
when what we hold are stories, wounds, symbols, shadows.
I believe blockchains can be mirrors,
and that rituals may yet be programmable.

I don’t live anywhere and I live everywhere.
Sometimes by the sea.
Often with Sofía and Jacinto.
I move like a pilgrim
without a temple, but with questions.

Right now, I’m:

• Sketching a book called You Are Not a Number

• Dreaming up NFTs as on-chain oracles of inner states

• Writing slow tech with fast fingers

• Applying to TEDAI Vienna to find fellow travelers at the edge of meaning and machine

This will all change.
But for now — this is my now.