I make films to process the things I can’t quite express out loud- memory, visual poetry, and the quiet psychological forces that shape who we are. I’m drawn to psychological narratives and dreamlike worlds, spaces where emotion and memory blur and reality becomes unstable. These liminal places intrigue me most within the language of film.

I’m interested in mixing media and form, pushing beyond classical narrative and leaning further into the alternative. My work often explores fragmented storytelling and atmospheric environments that allow emotion to surface visually rather than through exposition. As an artist and filmmaker, my style leans heavily into production design, almost at a 50/50 ratio with storytelling. I have been particularly drawn to the art department because of its integral role in shaping narrative through space. The ways emotional states are reflected not only through performance, but through environment and design bring my passion for the story to the forefront.

Ultimately, I aim to create films where space itself becomes a vessel for memory, emotion, and the unseen weight of our inner worlds.