Videography & Audiovisual

London’s Shroom Renaissance

A short documentary exploring the growing fascination with mushrooms in London, which I wrote, directed, shot, and edited. Through interviews with experts like Dr. David Luke, a leading researcher in psychedelic science, I delve into the latest clinical findings and their implications for mental health, community, and our connection to nature.

A key theme in the film is the concept of Ecodelia—the idea that psychedelics can foster a deeper relationship with the natural environment, especially for urban dwellers. As someone passionate about safe-drug education, I aim to highlight not only the medical and psychological benefits of psychedelics but also their potential to inspire environmental awareness.

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Wonderful World

This analog short film reworks archival 16mm footage from Central Saint Martins to reflect on humanity’s impact on Earth. Originally showcasing industrial progress, the clips are re-ordered to emphasize the environmental challenges of today and tomorrow. The sequence then visualizes humanity’s self-inflicted disappearance.

Inspired by Hawaiian elder Kimokeo Kapahulehua’s words: "Regardless of what we've done, [Mother Earth] will take care of herself, but you must take care of yourself if you don't take care of Her".

Cannabis, Herb of the Counterculture

Cannabis counterculture through found footage of young stoners from the 1960s and 70s.

Enhanced by analogue manipulation techniques—such as bleaching and coloring—the overlayed vibrant visual effects (see the lensless experimentation video on my channel) capture the energy driven from the drug’s high.

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Behind every image or video lies a significant amount of data stored on servers, which consume considerable energy and contribute to environmental impacts, including greenhouse gas emissions and electronic waste. In my film projects, I often incorporate found footage from digital platforms or physical archives. This approach not only gives pre-existing material a second life but also helps reduce my digital carbon footprint by minimizing the need for new content production.