Animation

My animations exist in the space between quiet unease and psychological horror—subtle, atmospheric, and unsettling in ways that creep under the skin. I gravitate toward slow, deliberate movement, eerie silences, and imagery that feels fragile yet deeply unnerving, evoking the sensation of a dream slipping into something darker. Rather than relying on overt scares, my work focuses on tension, liminality, and the feeling of something just out of reach—where what isn’t seen is just as important as what is. Each piece is designed to linger in the mind, revealing meaning in its stillness, its distortions, and the weight of the unknown.