Fresh Flowers, was a multi-disciplinary work combining original music, live vocals, painting and dance. The work was inspired by the flower pots that nested on the apartment balcony being brought to life.

Geometric Flow is a dance work about the physical relationship that exists between street dance, graffiti and street art.

Twinkle Toes was an experiential dance work facilitated by Adam Warburton at 107 Projects for 'Out of Iso', a night of performative works by Street Dance artists.

Geometric Video. A Motion Graphics Video and trailer made for the performance work Geometric Flow. Was also created as an alternate way to view and experience the work using rehearsal footage that was taken prior to Covid lockdown.

“Welcome to the club” was a durational participatory work which attempted to breakdown the barriers of exclusivity and judgement that accompany the night club experience while still maintaining some of its rituals.

What’s Golden is a durational work about connection told through song and dance and the golden age of Hip Hop

Ramp Boogie uses a pedestrian footbridge over a busy Sydney Street as the launching point for this dance work.

Audio Dreams is a science-fiction, dance theatre work that combines the use of live vocals and experimental electronic instruments with street dance.

‘Untitled’ is a raw, explorative dance work that combines Breaking, Hip Hop and Contact Improvisation with a musical score set by Setwun (Josh Panakera Molony). It was performed at Scrap Art Gallery in Annandale as part of Space Opera, a night of experimental art and music works curated by Presley Joy Paget.

A dance work about the feeling, community and energy of house dance and club culture.

Shwe was a work in development that came out of a research residency into the use of vocals, street dance and Asian performance practices.

The Aural Club and Body Orchestra was a double billed work that was performed at Squiggle Space Gallery.

Angular forms, interrupted movement and ghostly vocals combine to create another worldly place in Muri.

Black Water was a performance work employing the use of sculpture, movement and sound.

Proton was a dance work that was a part of the “Music meets Dance” series at the Sydney Conservatory of Music where composers and choreographers were paired together to create new performance works.