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A ritual performance honoring ancestral memory, bridging spiritual tradition and contemporary dance in tribute to the choreographer’s late grandmother.

An improvisational piece exploring identity and self-construction through clothing, movement, and threading, inspired by Asian and queer cinematic aesthetics.

A reimagining of Alvin Ailey’s Revelations through Gen Z perspectives, blending street dance with spirituals and personal testimony.

An immersive installation using stop-motion, sound, and dance to explore Black embodiment, media visibility, and the labor of becoming an image in a world of constant capture.

As AI evolves toward general intelligence and permeates our digital third spaces, we’re left wondering—will machines become more human, or will humans become more like machines?

Inspired by Shakespeare’s “Seven Ages of Man” monologue from As You Like It, this piece is a contemporary reflection on life’s stages, reimagined through the lens of women. Through movement, voice, and memory, it explores how we perform, evolve, and endure across the arc of a lifetime.

This piece is a love letter to the city of Los Angeles, exploring how home, nostalgia, and longing shape our sense of identity. Using black vernacular dance forms, it traces the emotional landscapes that bind us to places, peoples, and ourselves.

A contemporary piece stitching together dancers' voices to confront unspoken abuse in the industry. Both a reckoning and a call to action, it envisions a future grounded in empathy, autonomy, and collective care.