I am currently working at Lingnan University in Hong Kong. Before moving (back) to HK, I was a Senior Lecturer in the Section of Aesthetics, Department of Philosophy, at Uppsala University. My main research interests are in aesthetics and the philosophy of art, in particular philosophical issues pertaining to pictures and photographs (e.g. how to characterise and explain pictorial experience, and what's special about photography as a pictorial medium). Other areas of interest include selected topics in the philosophy of mind (especially imagination and perception) and in metaphysics (especially 'minor entities', such as shadows and other absences).
I received my PhD in Theoretical Philosophy from Stockholm University 2012. Between 2014 and 2020 I was teaching at the Department of Philosophy at Lingnan University, Hong Kong, and before that held a position as an International Post-doc at Stockholm (funded by the Swedish Research Council) and was via that position also a Visiting Scholar at NYU (2013–2014).
I received my PhD in Theoretical Philosophy from Stockholm University 2012. Between 2014 and 2020 I was teaching at the Department of Philosophy at Lingnan University, Hong Kong, and before that held a position as an International Post-doc at Stockholm (funded by the Swedish Research Council) and was via that position also a Visiting Scholar at NYU (2013–2014).