This solo was half choreographed and half improv.

By taking lessons from experienced coaches, taking inspiration from my past acts, my friends’ work and the internet, I’ve collected a plethora of moves and sequences that I use to put together my act.

Evolution is my journey—a personal expression of self-discovery and inner growth.

One Regret is a short self-choreographed excerpt to instrumental music that aims to capture one’s journey through the complex stage or regret.

I’ve always been the shy and reserved kind of girl, who’s happy to stay in the shadows and unnoticed.

To start the title was picked because it was my best friends favorite number.

In order to choreograph this dance i had to capture the songs raw emotion and storytelling through movement.

“Break Myself” was inspired by Bebe Rexha and ITZY’s “Break My Heart Myself” and parallels the silent struggles of many young girls battling depression.

Upon listening to this beautiful cello music, I couldn’t help but allowing myself to immerse into its melancholy and yet mysterious melody.

For the final project of my English Seminar, ”The Body Electric,” we were given the option to pursue a creative endeavor in collaboration with AI.

This piece reflects my experiences with friendships, often feeling like a “nomad” as people moved away or took different paths.

“Down Not Defeated” was inspired by my reaction to the 2024 presidential election.

This dance speaks about protecting one’s land, which is so crucial in today’s world with many places being stripped of their people and land.

It started with the song, Spiderwebs, by Alfie Jukes.

As an aspiring drag artist, I wanted to showcase my talents alongside my voice as a part of an underrepresented community.

In November 2022, I found a note in my backpack, signed anonymously, but I knew who it was from.

I wanted to make a video that capsulated my Journey with breaking (breakdancing) throughout the years.

This video is dedicated to my sister who passed away in march 2021 from covid 19.

This piece captures the stark contrast between the intimacy of a relationship and the bittersweet absence that follows.

This piece represents my response to the song “Hurricane” by Eden Golan, which recounts the tragic events of October 7th in Israel.