Thomas Jellis is a DPhil student in the School of Geography and the Environment at the University of Oxford. Thomas was an undergraduate in the department but has since completed an MSc in ‘Nature, Society and Environmental Policy’ and is now in the second year of his doctorate. His research looks to explore the geographies of aesthetic experimentation and examine the configurations of these spaces, as well as their ethico-political imperatives. He is interested in process philosophy, science and technology studies and non-representational thought.
Thomas enjoys reading, doing the quick crossword, taking photos and drinking coffee.
