(in post- production)
11 min
Two years after a forest fire ravages California’s first state park, visitors return to a transformed landscape, redefining their relationship with the once-familiar redwood trees, the park itself, and a new permanent specter on the horizon: wildfire.
(in post-production)
21 min
While considering egg freezing, a filmmaker writes letters to a future hypothetical family—one whose survival, like life on Earth, depends on fragile temperature control. Searching for clarity, she turns her lens to other acts of preservation: National Parks, seed banks, landscape paintings, and her parents' storage unit. A deeply personal journey unfolds into a broader reflection on uncertainty, control, and the narratives we construct about the past, the future, and our place within them.
feature-length film (in production)
A visual pilgrimage through the landscapes of the 1965 Voting Rights March, weaving together first person testimony of the roots of rural Black activism with poetic observations of spaces once cultivated by Black farmers, where few now remain.
