This choreographic work explores the parallels between architecture and dance, inspired by years of conversations with my father about architectural design on the way to dance class. Through research and conversations with architects, I translate their creative processes and designs into movement, using spatial patterns, structure, and descriptive qualities drawn from architectural styles. The piece highlights architecture as an art form, emphasizing that designers are artists who simply work in a different medium. By incorporating visual materials such as drawings and renderings alongside movement, the work celebrates creativity as an interdisciplinary experience present in everyday life.

This piece was created to discuss the importance of FDA regulation in prescription medications. To showcase this, we brought up the New England Compounding Center which was shut down in 2012 for mass producing a steroid. This Compounding Center was shut down for sending out 1,700 infected vials of steroids which affected 700 people and killed over 100. 

This piece was created to showcase the themes in principals of the Italian Mafia. In many famous movies, the Mafia is included but their actual values are left out.

This piece is about dissociative disorders and how they can be a seperate mental health complication rather than being attached to others.  

This piece was created to spread awareness about body dysmorphia within the dance industry. This is a very big issue within the industry and hopefully this more it is discussed, the more people can feel comfortable within themselves. "Vero Se" means true self and throughout the piece the dancers remove T-shirts to symbolize them removing the negativity and being comfortable within themselves.