Brooklyn Promenade2001

A skewed take on film detritus: 35mm movie trailers rescued from the trash and affected by hand and digitally, holding up a funhouse mirror to the industry of expectations.

A kaleidoscopic reverie recorded over a period of five years in various urban milieus. Small moments public and private brush up against each other, creating a charged tapestry of the immediate.

An adaptation of two of Mario Beneditti's poems using Montevideo, Uruguay, as a melancholic backdrop.

A tattered and unflinching diary film. Video journal entries mix with abstract film images in Brooklyn, New Orleans and beyond.

"Are you happy?" This simple query, asked of hundreds of passers-by in NYC, led to a series of ruminations about the passage of time and the nature of contentment.

A documentary of a workshop taught by the filmmaker at the Foundacion D'Arte Contemporaneo, an artist's collective in Montevideo, Uruguay.