I believe in honest filmmaking — storytelling that resists any single, authoritative truth and invites the audience to become an active participant.

My film work spans live action, animation, and experimental media, exploring how different forms converse and collide with one another. I see film as a form of philosophy — not a way of providing answers, but of asking better questions.

My work has screened internationally, including in Times Square billboards, at the Museo Archeologico di Venezia, on UK television, and in other festivals and exhibitions around the world. My practice also extends to photography; one of my pieces was featured at the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.

Storytelling is my way of pursuing truth — of listening, representing, and making meaning with others.