The sky can hold lessons about time and mortality. Ever- changing weather and atmospheric patterns mirror life and our own inability to control the future. As a result, we confront daily challenges while trying to accept the precarious nature of survival and our personal and collective fate.

Night and day, cloudy and stormy, clear and bright, we are forced to contend with increasingly fluctuating signs of “memento mori”, the Latin phrase meaning, “remember you must die”.

Stylistically, I toggle back and forth between theatrical and surreal themes as well as social commentary. The characters in my staged dramas are meant to reflect inherent struggles and necessary negotiations exhibited though the figure. This “dance of life”, in all its variety and manifestations, celebrates our short time here on earth.