Projects
Flux
Merging alternative photographic processes with stop-motion, this work brings tactile analog materials to life through frame-by-frame sequences — part of an ongoing series exploring transformation, anthropomorphism and the boundaries of alternative photographic techniques.
portrait collage
Part of an ongoing portrait series that explores the intersection of analog photography and experimental filmmaking.
It begins with a portrait shot on film and developed onto watercolor paper brushed with light-sensitive emulsion. Afterward, the image is digitally dissected, layered, and brought to life as a moving portrait—blurring the line between analog and digital.
Tiny Gallery Trail
The Tiny Gallery Trail is a public art project I co-created and led in the Elmwood neighborhood of Oak Cliff, Dallas. Five small, themed exhibits rotate inside custom-designed boxes placed along the Elmwood Trail and Elmwood Parkway Park, turning an everyday walk into an open-air gallery experience.
Guided by community surveys and neighborhood voices, the trail is a pilot project to explore how people want to engage with art — reflecting who we are and how we want to grow.
In memory
These portraits were not planned — they were made out of necessity, in the middle of one of the hardest years of my life.