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roots to Ruin
An internationally recognized, multi-award-winning campaign created in collaboration with Diane Lee, this project blends 3D and 2D artistry to transform a complex issue into a striking visual narrative.
Through bold advertising and layered storytelling, the work uncovers the hidden realities of GMOs—inviting audiences to look beyond what is immediately visible. The fusion of dimensional imagery and graphic illustration creates an engaging visual language that sparks curiosity, encourages conversation, and leaves a lasting impression.
Sync in Tomorrow
Created for the 24 Hour Animation Challenge, this internationally recognized project was awarded 2nd Place among 555 teams worldwide and selected for screening at the Animation Is Film Festival.
Working alongside the team, we developed a 30-second film exploring the evolving relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence. The film transforms a speculative concept into an engaging cinematic experience, demonstrating how strong collaboration and rapid creative problem-solving can produce compelling work under intense time constraints.
Do Not stand at my grave and weep
Inspired by Mary Elizabeth Frye's Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep, this project reimagines the poem through a series of simple geometric shapes. As the animation unfolds, the shapes transform into wind, snow, rain, and other elements of nature, carrying the poem's message beyond the idea of death.
By pairing a deeply emotional subject with an intentionally minimal visual language, the project creates a quiet contrast that invites viewers to experience the poem in a new way: A simple yet unexpected interpretation that shows how the smallest forms can express the biggest emotions.
Future proof 2025
Created for FutureProof 2025 Titles, this piece celebrates the resilience and optimism that define the motion design community. Through dynamic typography, expressive animation, and an evolving visual rhythm, the film reflects the realities of balancing demanding deadlines, overlapping projects, and the everyday chaos of the creative process.
Ultimately, it serves as a reminder that perseverance opens the door to new possibilities—a message that embodies the spirit of FutureProof. Created in collaboration with Kendall Gathas.
Sarasota film Society
Designed for the Sarasota Film Society, this film reimagines a familiar theater announcement through the eyes of a charming shape-based character. Minimal forms, expressive storytelling, and cinematic depth turn a single phone screen into the antagonist—proving that even the smallest light can steal the spotlight.