I create films that center empathy, memory, and systems—films that make visible the structures shaping our lives and the possibilities for transforming them. My work explores Black ecologies, built environments, and intergenerational knowledge, often drawing from both research and personal narratives.

I am inspired by how stories travel: across oceans, cities, and spirit. As a filmmaker, I see my role as part-documentarian, part-archivist, and part-messenger. I make films to remember and to imagine—to trace what has been buried, to amplify what has been ignored, and to dream of what could be.