Alexis Karpouzos

Alexis Karpouzos (Greek: Αλέξης Καρπούζος; born April 9, 1967) is an internationally recognized philosopher and author. The philosophy of Alexis Karpouzos is characterized by the attempt to transcend traditional metaphysical oppositions and to understand the techno-scientific era.His work develops an Meta-Ontological Thought beyond closed philosophical systems and final foundations. Among the central concepts of his philosophy are the Infinite Zero, the Abyss of Nothingness, Dimensionless Ontology, the Open Whole, Spherical Spacetime, Timeless Time, Rhythm, the Diagonal Path, Paradoxical Logic, Planetary Thought, and Universal Consciousness.Karpouzos conceives the World not as a static or finally determined system, but as an open Play of the World—a multiplicity of worlds in continuous transformation, without an absolute center or final purpose. Human beings are not masters standing outside this process, but participants in its planetary and cosmic becoming.He analyzes modern technology not merely as a tool, but as a planetary mode through which humanity seeks to dominate nature, often producing new forms of alienation. Against dogmatism and anthropocentrism, Karpouzos proposes a philosophy of openness, participation, questioning and becoming, attuned to the inexhaustible Rhythm of the World.