I am interested in how bodies inhabit space — on land and in water — and how film can hold rhythm, breath, and physicality. I am drawn to work that is quiet, attentive, and felt as much as it is seen.

Much of my practice takes place underwater, where gravity, breath, and time behave differently — a space that has become central to how I see and film movement. Alongside underwater work, I also collaborate with performers and dancers on land, in studio and performance settings. My background in underwater and aquatic practice informs how I work in water, with care, clarity, and attention to safety.

I work across the full creative process — from concept through filming, editing, and final delivery — collaborating closely with artists, companies, and production teams.