Craft $ Passion

“Unreal friendship may turn to real; 
But real friend£hip, once ended, cannot be mended. 🎉 ” - Murder in the Cathedral, by T. S. Eliot
I focus on living “my code” before establishing and buying a space in the virtual world, typing energetic love notes in LinkedIn/Instagram, and preaching tidy & soft life as a model influencer to my dedicated followers. I put my own dirty socks in my mouth before selling idyllic nonchalance towards Real reality. I idolize the merits of social media and all the great things modern technology have enabled and my post-PhD plans and endeavor reflect that. This webpage titled “Post Scriptum” is a glimpse of my human and feminine side.
As a person, I am deeply influenced by the value of public welfare, international development, and goodwill service - an art, a culture, and a craft that I memorized by heart in February 2019, when I was reading 35th U.S. President John F. Kennedy’s vibrant speech that the then-Senator delivered at Michigan Union, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 1960. I like volunteerism, advocating for common dreams, and rooting for joys and wins. Kennedy might have been silenced by his assassin/s, but his profound words of wisdom and secular vision still reverberate boldly in the hallways and gathering spaces in Michigan Union, is vivid in the dreams. Ultimately, that persistent love and care helped me to believe the lyrics of my own soul- an alchemy, which led me to the most wonderful discovery: my own soul tribe, a homeland, and my own soul family. 
Besides my busy schedule as an Econ PhD Fellow, I like traveling, reading poetry, photographing plants and studying medicine (casually!). I love teaching and researching on the benefits of AI and technology, as I envision myself to be a successful science-policy leader.
I will update about my life in this space in the coming days and will attempt to organize the photos that I dumped here when I have more time.
Simply send an email to me in one of the addresses listed in the footer to discuss Elle Italia's latest content over a peach iced-tea at Angelina Paris or a Caesar salad at MD! :-) ✈️ 
A young woman with black hair, red lipstick, and a striped shirt under a brown leather jacket is standing on an outdoor wooden staircase, smiling and looking upward. The location features vibrant, rustic walls painted in orange and teal, with nearby windows, a closed teal door, and decorative plants including a small Christmas tree and leafy potted plants. A lit lamp is mounted on the wall to the right.
A young woman with black hair, red lipstick, and a striped shirt under a brown leather jacket is standing on an outdoor wooden staircase, smiling and looking upward. The location features vibrant, rustic walls painted in orange and teal, with nearby windows, a closed teal door, and decorative plants including a small Christmas tree and leafy potted plants. A lit lamp is mounted on the wall to the right.
Photo by a 165cm male photographer in Denmark, 2020
“Fear of a name increases fear of the thing itself.”
Close-up of white and pink hibiscus flower with yellow stamens and an ant on one of the petals.
Taking photos at the Venice Film Festival (Kiss for the movie “Rose of Sharon”)