My work brings together documentary filmmaking, oral history, and
narrative strategy.
Through interviews, research, and collaboration with communities and organizations, I shape stories into films, articles, and public storytelling platforms.
A contemplative portrait of Métis artist Sidney Gendron, whose relationship to fallen trees and reclaimed wood reflects a lifelong connection to land, listening, and creation.
Developed from a two-hour oral history interview, the film explores how attention, patience, and material can shape artistic practice. The filmmaking approach mirrors the subject itself, allowing silence, gesture, and process to carry meaning.
Role: Writer, Director, Interviewer
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An oral-history-driven documentary centred on four Tamil Canadians reflecting on the events of Black July 1983 and the lasting impact of displacement and memory within the Tamil diaspora in Mississauga.
Role: Writer, Director, Interviewer
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Working with Predictquake was an exciting challenge. Designing their app, I focused on creating a seamless user experience through UI and UX design. The goal was to make real-time earthquake updates and danger zone alerts both intuitive and visually appealing.
Curvd is a company that reimagines everyday products with a focus on ergonomic design, making items like coffee mugs comfortable and accessible for everyone.
Last Project
Working with Curvd was an inspiring journey. Their focus on ergonomic design for everyday products resonated deeply with me, and I was thrilled to enhance their visual identity through graphic design, branding, and illustration.
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