This solo is entitled Dishonesty. I created it for a competition

I am a fashion designer and an accidental activist.

"END" is a stop-motion animation LEGO film that was made for my Chapman Visual Supplement. I was challenged with the prompt,

"Without using dialogue, voice over or music with lyrics, create a film that is under two minutes and is about a character making a difficult decision. Show that the character is pulled in two different directions at an emotional level, visualize their process of consideration and show that they make a decision."

This piece is my interpretation of Grace Lin’s incredible novel Where the Mountain Meets the Moon.

As a classical vocalist at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, I revel in new repertoire, competition preparation, and refinement of my mezzo-soprano abilities.

Listening to the rain droplets outside pitter-patter on my window inspired me to write this song while I was sick at home and name it "Rain".

This short collection aims to depict the complex emotional turmoil that is the mother-daughter relationship. Based lightly around my own experiences, these three pieces paint an image of intense love interlaced with hate, misunderstanding, and the idea of codependency.

This being my second short film, I went into the process knowing a lot more about how to use my resources to film in a manner that could be shot and edited efficiently and effectively. I wanted to create something short and simple that I could finish in a reasonable time in order to take a break from my longer film project which I was getting bored of editing.

My drive to write poetry comes and goes in waves.

I heard this song originally while slowly working my way through the expansive and immaculate portfolio of Stephen Sondheim.

This piece is part of a series of short pieces for piano and a vocal quartet based on Carl Sandburg poems.

I wrote this piece originally for a musical revue I produced and staged independently in July of 2022 called "Stitch by Stitch" with a cast of nine amazing actors.

On a family camping trip to McArthur Burney Falls, me and my friend Will biked down to the Cemetery Grove on the lake.

My photo is of a 110 meters hurdles race held at my high school, taken on 35mm film.

I’ve always been fascinated by labor and production, especially as it pertains to how much American manufacturing has been exported.

For this piece, I love to capture different components of texture: skin, hair, and fabric.

Along my way to the great mountain of Yala located in western Sichuan in China, I was absolutely stunned by its natural beauty and its integration with historical architects.

“The Swaying Mountains” is a duet for French horn and piano that explores contrast between energetic, heavily accented passages representing storms surrounding the mountains and slower passages that represent the imaginary swaying of mountains.

I took this picture while walking in San Francisco.

“Anzoleta dopo la regata” by Gioachino Rossini is part of a song cycle entitled La regata veneziana, or The Venetian Regatta.