2019 / HD / 20:00
Filmed in the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area in Australia during an artist residency, the work draws its title from the concept of “Dreamtime,” a foundational element of Aboriginal cosmology. Within this worldview, all living beings are interconnected, forming a dynamic system of relationships in which Earth, humans, animals, and plants exist as parts of a unified whole.
2024 / DCI 4K / 10:40
For years, Californians have identified homelessness as the state’s most urgent crisis. In 2024, the number of people living on the streets or in shelters reached a record high. Driven by soaring housing costs, untreated mental illness, and widespread addiction, this crisis is visible everywhere. What statistics describe as “unsheltered homelessness” is, in reality, human suffering unfolding in plain sight. In El Centro, along the edge of Interstate 8 and the Sonoran Desert, I captured fragments of daily life shaped by this condition.
2019 / HD / 23:25
This experimental video was filmed in the polluted waters of the Staten Island boat graveyard—an uncanny, desolate landscape where vessels from multiple eras lie abandoned. Ferries, barges, fishing boats, and steam tugs slowly decay in the mud of Arthur Kill, a refinery-lined inlet still active with passing tankers. Near New Jersey’s Chemical Coast, these now-toxic shores were once composed of salt marshes, forests, and freshwater wetlands.
2012 / HD / 10:45
Uprooted offers a critical reflection on environmental and urban development. It explores the outskirts of North American cities—spaces that are strangely alike and curiously devoid of any sense of home. Their excessive scale, standardization, and lack of form produce a persistent unease. Urban upheaval has the power to render even the most familiar places unrecognizable, transforming them into anonymous and forbidding terrains. On this blank slate, local memory is gradually erased.