Three generations of women sit around a table as the granddaughter begins asking questions about the past. A small spark reveals inherited family memories of conflict and struggle in Northern Ireland. Images emerge, marked by the profound absence of words.

Can the violence of the painter's hands be seen in the brush strokes of his paintings? Could cross-stitch be an alphabet, to form words about the past? A gentle gesture unearths images of those memories that have not been included in family albums.

In a last breath before falling into silence, an empty house awakes and recalls memories its past inhabitants left behind. Leaves falling, water dropping, rustling grass in the garden. It is these small movements that attest to this house once being a home.

Who am I? Am I one or many fragments of myself? Can these fragments be put together to form a “me”? A fusion of digital animation, oil on glass and mixed media assembles the pieces - creating a transformative self-portrait and introspective journey.

A journey through the Andean mountains and snowy peaks of Cusco, Peru. Walking itself becomes a way to explore collective history. The traverse explores how past celebrations and unities can be translated into the present, in an era of melting glaciers

Train messages of the Chicago Metro System reveal their poetic potential: doors evaporate, construction sites start moving away from the city. An examination of all the things that can go wrong: on the train, in the urban environment, and in our shared lives.