A music video that I've directed on quarantine. Because of this new life, I really needed to push my creativity even further. I've decided to shot everything with my iPhone X and a cracked fish eye lenses. I wanted to challenge myself to make a music video without any expensive equipment,  only with the camera that I have in my pocket. And this was how this piece was born.Rossana is a 22-year-o...

Quarantine has really taken a toll on me as a person, but I've mostly stayed sane through putting my feelings into photos after self-reflecting or just trying to get cool pictures in general emulating different styles from prominent photographers. I hope y'all like these photos and can possibly relate to some of my tumultuous journey through quarantine represented through different processes I'...

Thanks to this quarantine, I was able to find confidence and love my natural hair. If we weren't in this situation, I don't know if I would've found the confidence I needed for myself.Instagram: WideEye.PhotoEmail: WideEyePhoto11@gmail.com 

the present is ever but an amalgam of the pastanother cottage, a different hammockyet another thunder that splits the dead of nightmaybe a different year but always the same havocswinging between relief and a jealous bluesknowing and seeing, what the flu's to a floozeempty promises rose back with the windand tainted a care i could never rescindafter a red eye in the stormthe sky roars angrier t...

This  track was part of a larger EP called "Quarantine" which was made back in March of this year (2020). The idea surrounding the project was to create a new song everyday for 8 days straight and film my progress to post on TikTok.

"Deapan" is a short film about the struggle of keeping a restaurant alive during a global health crisis. https://youtu.be/Nkn6OP43Tis

It was good being home during a time of chaos and uncertainty. I missed my family and the calmness and familiarity of where I grew up. But minutes quickly turn into hours, which turn into days, which turn themselves into weeks. Then suddenly, you miss your loud dorm where your second family lived. Now we’re so far apart. No one knows what’s going to happen next week, next month. No one knows wh...

This is what I grateful for.  My family, my home, my Country. I am lucky to be born in one of the most beautiful places in the world, where the scents, the colors, the sea breeze, the sun, the good food fill our lives with joyful