I am a Master’s student in Philosophy at Humboldt University of Berlin, with a background in Art and Visual History and prior philosophy studies at the University of St Andrews. Previously, I worked as a student assistant at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science. My interests lie at the intersections of epistemology, action theory, philosophy of language, and critical social philosophy. I focus on the abilities of human and non-human beings to know, act, and speak, with particular attention to how these abilities manifest in diverse acts of communication and epistemic exchange. For example, I investigate how linguistic and pictorial speech acts function in political discourse to shape and transform beliefs about social categories.