About

I study how people infer meaning from minimal visual information.

A face, a glance, or a small external cue can shape judgments about identity, trust, and belonging. My work explores how these inferences emerge from perception — and how they quietly influence social reality.

I am interested in moments of ambiguity, where the mind must guess rather than know.

If you are curious about face perception, social inference, or how humans construct meaning from very little, feel free to reach out.