has studied art history, psychology, and English literature. He has participated in the Aisthesis. Historische Kunst- und Literaturdiskurse master’s program at the universities of Munich (LMU), Eichstätt, and Paris (École Normale Supérieure). He spent a year as a fellow at the German Center for the History of Art in Paris before becoming an academic assistant at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt. His dissertation is on Auguste Rodin and the discussions about his works as an ongoing negotiation of what constitutes modernity and postmodernity.