Memory, connection and the emotions hidden within everyday life.
SHORT FILMS
LOVE, GRIEF, REMEMBRANCE
SHORT FILM: LUKA (2023)
LUKA is a poignant short film that delves into the profound emotion of grief, remembrance, and the enduring bond between a man and his cherished canine companion. I draw from my own experience of living overseas and facing the passage of time, which inevitably leads to loss.
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Artexpress 2023 - Art Gallery of NSW nominated moving image artwork
A dinner for 2...or is it?
SHORT FILM: Dinner (2026)
Dinner is a short moving-image work exploring loneliness, memory and the desire for connection through an ordinary late-night meal.
SHORT FILM: Waking Waves (2024)
A Dream that never comes true...
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Waking Waves is a physiological drama story about a guy who finds himself lost in a vivid dream. It's a looping story. As the cycle repeats, he is left to ponder the unsettling question: is his pursuit of happiness nothing more than a fleeting fantasy?
The Believer (2024)
Remake of a Korean Film...
Car Crash (2023)
First-time filmmaking...
Shorts
This short video gained over 10K likes across platforms, portraying Sydney through a series of colour-themed visuals using creative grading and transitions.
Sdney in my Camera (2024)
This is Sydney (2026)
From quiet neighbourhoods to the city skyline. Watch the rise of Sydney's skyline in motion.
Photography
Silent Remnants (2024)
What's left...
WHEN IT'S DARK, LOOK FOR STARS
DANCING STARS (2022)
THE MOON (2022)
MOON AESTHETIC
The Flame of Love
Living...Burning... (2022)
Chronic (2022)
Ink in Water
VFX
Creatively, this project explored the tension between fantasy and reality. Inspired by high-energy action sequences from Fast & Furious and the immersive chaos of video game cinematics, my goal was to immerse the viewer in a dramatic first-person car chase — only to reveal it was a hyper-realistic game. This playful twist subverts audience expectations, making the reveal both humorous and relatable.
Doomsday (2025)
