projects

Calastine is a short novel stage adaptation inspired by the article, “What Earth might look like in 80 years if we're lucky — and if we're not.” It is a dystopian world, set in 2,100. In this future, the surface of Earth is no longer habitable due the catastrophic effects from the Climate Emergency. This fictional world is an intimate exploration of a monumental problem that requires urgent attention, written from the perspective of a 17-year-old female protagonist, Milia.

A short collection of climate poems titled ‘ELEGY FOR NATURE’ inspired by feelings of anxiety caused by a deep concern for Earth’s biological existence.

Fifteen Hundred is a short film I wrote which focuses on mental health during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Content warning: Anxiety, Depression, OCD, and Eating Disorders.

'efflorescence' is an installation work  inspired by the ideology of remains. The remains of our connections to each other and what we will leave behind after our time on this Earth is up.

Spill the Tea is an immersive set of photographs inspired by the roaring 20’s of the Gatsby era.

This ‘techno garden’ showed audiences the birth, life, and decay of nature. This project explored the volatility of life, time and art through movement, text and projection.