This photograph illustrates the dichotomy between freedom and security through the use of the multiple exposure technique. The photograph was composed of several separate images which had been edited into a single frame; and these images include a mountain slope, a forrest landscape, a lake scene, and a cloud. Despite the fact that the pristine landscapes contained within the jars are shielded from external influence, they remain a pale imitation of nature in a free state, which is reflected by the escaping cloud. The cloud becomes increasingly solid as it exits its container, although the vibrance of the sky contained within the jar appears to fade into the grey background, revealing the consequences of freedom.

This photo was taken up on Mt. Tamalpais. The fog was flowing over a ridge on the east side of the mountain, and I hiked down this dirt road to get a unique vantage point. The light was very interesting as it was starting to disappear and the fog had very intense textures. I decided to take a long exposure to exaggerate the light and the textures on the fog.

Singer/songwriter Hannes Gerber created a visual production for a song that he wrote and sung.

This is a short cello solo that I wrote over the summer for “Young Women Composers Camp”. I had fun experimenting with articulation and different cello techniques. My goal for this piece was to capture excitement and confusion.

I made this movie at the beginning of quarantine when everyone was first getting used to online school. It's a spoof on the challenges of studying at home.

Hannah, a college-age girl being rehabilitated for her nicotine addiction at Sunrise House Rehab center, hears a mysterious ringing from the old, abandoned garden next door at night. Ignoring the rules surrounding the garden, she ventures in one night. This fantastical horror-comedy is an incredible watch for any audience member, and will be sure to keep you on your toes until the end.

This is an extensive hyper realism piece of a tiger meant to capture the magnificence of the creature in all its glory.

“I Saw No Way” by Jonathan Dove is a four part treble voice piece with words from Emily Dickinson's “I Saw No Way the Heavens Were Stitched”. I used the “Acapella” app to layer my voice for each part and produced it myself on the app.

“Animal Crossing” is a comedic-styled short script that emcompasses the horrors of being walked in on during zoom with a problematic man-child husband prone to temper tantrums. Diane and Jake have faced many problems in the marriage so far, but when cooped up in a studio apartment and forced to live there for the better half of a year, things reach a new level.

Johannes Brahms - Rhapsody in G Minor - Opus 79, No. 2.

“Solly” is a portrait of a friend from school. I was inspired to draw him as he is a particularly kind and funny person. Like other friends, I have not seen him since February.

Cat basking in the sunlight through the window.