what if we kept it between us? is a single-channel film that draws from archival footage of ballroom, voguing, juke, footwerk, dancehall and dance practices across the African and Black Queer diaspora. While drawing from house music godfather Frankie Knuckles, who oftentimes was asked what is house music, the question is… ⊕

Part of the Feral Domestic trilogy. Future From Inside is the last in the trilogy begun in 2016, the porous line between real and fantasy is further elaborated in this work—FFI utilizes body doubles, a continuing journey for answers and oracles, animal synthesis, queer desire, children and radical community to… ⊕

Part of the Feral Domestic trilogy. One of the central themes in Come Coyote is the idea of reproduction and its implications—the reality/fantasy of both logistics and technology of queer reproduction, and the variations of our individual commitment.

Opals metal gravy weaves dream narration with images of animals to explore queer kinship across distance and time. Moving across distance, time, and species, dreams become a way of transmitting love, connection, and knowledge between worlds.

DISCO LIVES FOREVER is a single channel video that cites disco demolition night of 1979 as a focus point on the ways in which disco and other forms of Black Queer music have been erased. The film contemplates how disco and other forms of Black Queer music have been manifested in spite of disco demolition night.