I made not one, not two, but three different birds for this film. I guess you could call them stunt doubles!

The first bird was a plain regular bird. The second had a red beak. And the third…well, you’ll have to watch the film to see what happens to the third one.

My first chapbook is one year old, and what a year it has been. “Shiftings & Other Coordinates of Disorder” has traveled far and wide and into the hands and homes of both old friends and new. It sold out of its first print and is now on its second! Come see the highlights of where it has been!

‘moth’ is the first film in my new short poem short film series ‘glacier lake’ and starts out with signs of fall, of transition, and of longing. And moths.

There are not one, not two, but five royal palaces in Seoul to explore. Built during the Joseon Dynasty (1392 - 1910), these palaces remain some of Seoul’s most stunning historical sites.

Haneul Sky Park kept coming up in numerous lists and recommendations, so we definitely knew were were going to make it there, but then I saw something else unusual in the area that also sparked my interest…oil tanks!

Seoul Forest Park is a glorious 3,000 acre green space nestled between city high rises and the edge of the Han River. Originally an old royal hunting ground, it is the third largest park in Seoul and known for cherry blossom viewing in the spring, a Gingko tree forest for stunning fall foliage, and secret garden spaces.