A 5-minute experimental animated short film exploring my relationship with a now-demolished mall in Calgary called Eau Claire Market. This film will utilize experimental analog and digital techniques to take viewers on a journey of my personal memories of the mall.

As the 2025-2028 recipient of this residency by Quickdraw Animation Society, Quickdraw is providing me with the mentorship, skills and support to create my first animated film. Through this residency, I have completed a number of classes and workshops as my first foray into the world of animation.

Exhibited at The New Gallery in May 2025, this exhibit utilized photographic works and installations to create a community gathering place for Calgarians to mourn a mall on the 1-year anniversary of its destruction.

As a cohort member of Chromatic Theatre’s Playwrights Unit for 2024-2025, I wrote this play called ‘Last Light’ that explored the relationship between an AI and a young woman in her last few moments before death.

Part of my practice is building community gathering spaces where folks can use the art of collage and zine-making to collectively remember a place or person. These are workshops I have facilitated in the past.

I taught this workshop at AUArts to help students design short narratives and animations that they were able to create using a 3D game engine’s assets.

Klee is a short created by Gavin Baird in Treaty 6 territory. I was brought on as part of the crew, but also I documented this shoot and created a zine celebrating the production process of this film.

“Good Job Arcade” is a Teresa Tam led project that utilizes work and play to explore themes of asynchronicity experienced by some diaspora individuals and communities that form into nostalgia. I was brought onto this team as one of 9 other artist-collaborators to envision this project and bring it to life.

I was one of the writers commissioned by Lougheed House for this exhibit. I wrote a fictional story about an early version of Chinatown and the first Chinese woman settler in Calgary’s Chinatowns. This work was exhibited at Lougheed House, then at the Chinese Cultural Centre, and then at Heritage Park.