This video installation was made in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the quarantine/shelter-in-place ordinances. The video was projected onto the walls of my shower, to be viewed while in the bathtub. By compiling footage of live music performances and crowds layered with footage of natural landscapes, the viewer can have a vacation from social distancing and isolation vicariously through video while relaxing in the tub. All footage was shot by me and features musical artists Robert Glasper, Rising Appalachia, Rabbi Joe Black, Merrien Brown, Grayson Fordyce, Y La Bamba and more. The intention for this piece was to provide a mashup of live music and group settings for the eyes of those in shelter-place solitude.

This video installation was made in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic and the quarantine/shelter-in-place ordinances right now. The video was project...

'A Place To Rest My Head' is a tour of my past home in San Francisco, CA, during quarantine, seen through the eyes of the resident canine, Nala. Recently, I h...

This video montage depicts a performative ritual I've undertaken at my work for the past 6 years, which involves decapitating roses and throwing their petals...

These two short videos are in homage to Miranda July, and share stories of laundromat memories and the life of plants.

This piece was crafted from found footage of my friends son Miles recording himself on his iPad, various climate catastrophe footage, and a speech by child c...

This piece is a psychedelic exploration of a voice message left for me by a good friend going through a break up while traveling abroad. Her initially calm r...

Video art piece showing self-surveillance footage of my day to day life.

Stop Motion animation about the trials and tribulations of walking the artists' path.

Video by Julia Morgan (Aerose Art), music by Kelly Watch The Stars (Kelly Boyle)

Title says it all. Film from 'The Private Lives of Cats' (1947), music by Mounika and interview with Charles Bukowski (source unknown).

Self-portrait taken from a bunch of videos I discovered on my computer from 2014 that I didn't remember recording. This was an experiment in reconciling my m...