Cat Celebrezze

Cat Celebrezze is currently writing a book entitled, The Specters of Screens: The Ghosts and Cthulhuscapes of Television. The book tracks the shifts and superpositions of time, space, and reality oozing through the three ages of electricity during the last 150 years: Representational Electricity, Presentational Electricity, and Quantizing Electricity. She lives in Joshua Tree, works on both coasts of the United States as a creative collections consultant, helping individuals with large art and wine collections remember what they own, and artists remember what they’ve created. She received a Ph.D. in Sociology from the New School for Social Research in 2001.

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Somnambulating The Singularity

Cat Celebrezze

| 1 Dec 2025 Banner, Features Philosophy AI, Cthulhuscape, Derrida, Digitalis, The Singularity, ghosts, hauntology, mathematics, transhumanism, weird history

From infinite mathematical points to AI paranoia, ‘The Singularity’ haunts our age. But what if these supposed endpoints are just clown cars packed with paradoxes? To understand our digital present, we need to track the ghosts of weird history.

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