Combines theory, poetic interludes, grotesques, a novella, and annexes into a distinct architecture of Homo Conexus.

Aldhar Ibn Beju is a German writer based in Rhineland-Palatinate. After more than three decades of professional work in complex technical systems, most recently in test management for air traffic control environments, he now writes literary-scientific essays, prose, poetic fragments, and hybrid texts.

His work explores memory, artificial intelligence, systems, language, and the changing conditions of human self-understanding in the digital age. Since 2019, he has been developing an independent body of writing between essay, fiction, theory, and experimental literary form.

Homo Conexus continues this project by asking how human beings can enter deep relations with artificial systems without losing dignity, responsibility, plurality, or the right to return from every connection.