An animation exploring folklore, grief, and transformation.

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Rooted in Irish mythology and personal memory, The Bleeding Tree is a poetic animation that weaves together folklore, ancestral landscape, and lived experience. At its heart is the ancient symbol of the bleeding tree; an image of emotional rupture and quiet resilience. The animation features sculptural imagery of hair—knotted, coiled, and cascading—used as a metaphor for grief: how it clings to the body, tangles through time, and ultimately shifts form. The use of hair is inspired by a tale my grandmother told me, that when we die, we must collect all the hair we have lost throughout our lifetime before we can move on. 

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An animation exploring love, loss and memory.

 

In this poetic mixed-media animation, fleeting memories flicker to life inside a weathered box; fragments of moments, objects, and feelings stitched together in charcoal, collage, and sound.

 

Memory Box is a quiet reflection on loss, nostalgia, and the tender act of holding on. This animation is a mixture of real-life footage, paintings and digital animation.

A visual meditation on transformation, freedom, and fluidity.

 

In this short hand-drawn charcoal animation, a woman flicks her hair — and in a moment of quiet magic, it transforms into flowing water. A lone fish glides across the screen, blurring the line between human and nature, movement and stillness.